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LAWS
OF THE
STATE OF DELAWARE
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY- FOURTH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
FIRST SESSION COMMENCED AND HELD AT DOVER
On Tuesday, January 3, A. D.
1967
SECOND SESSION COMMENCED AND HELD AT DOVER
On Tuesday, February 6, A. D.
1968
PART I
VOLUME LVI
CHARLES PRINTING CO., WILMINGTON, DELAWARE

LAWS
OF THE
STATE OF DELAWARE
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FOURTH
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
FIRST SESSION COMMENCED AND HELD AT DOVER
On Tuesday, January 3, A. D.
1967
SECOND SESSION COMMENCED AND HELD AT DOVER
On Tuesday, February 6, A. D.
1968
PART I
VOLUME LVI
CHARLES PRINTING CO., WILMINGTON, DELAWARE
LAWS OF DELAWARE
CHAPTER 1
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE STATE OF DELAWARE TO
BORROW MONEY TO BE USED FOR CAPITAL IM-PROVEMENTS
AND EXPENDITURES IN THE NA-TURE
OF CAPITAL INVESTMENTS FOR MENTAL
HEALTH IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,750,000 AND FOR
DELAWARE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE
AMOUNT OF $1,540,000 AND TO ISSUE BONDS AND
NOTES THEREFOR.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware
(three-fourths of all Members elected to each House there-of
concurring therein):
Section 1. There is appropriated to the agencies of this
State set forth in Section 7 hereof the sum of $4,290,000, or
so much thereof as shall be received from the sale of bonds
and notes hereinafter authorized, which shall be used for
the purposes set forth in Section 7 of this Act.
Section 2. The funds appropriated by this Act may be
used for the costs incidental to the uses set forth in Section 7
of this Act and are to include but not be limited to design,
planning, land acquisition, acquisition of utility and service
areas, construction, repairing, remodelling, equipping, land-scaping
and inspection costs but are not to be used for ordinary
or normal maintenance expenses of properties or for educa-tion
supplies.
Section 3. Any of the funds appropriated herein re-maining
unexpended at the end of any fiscal year shall not
revert to the General Fund, but shall remain to be used for
the purposes set forth in this Act.
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Section 4. The said sum of $4,290,000 shall be bor-rowed
by the issuance of bonds and bond anticipation notes
upon the full faith and credit of the State of Delaware. Such
bonds and notes shall be issued in accordance with the pro-visions
of Chapter 74, title 29, Delaware Code. For purposes
of identification, the bonds issued pursuant to this authoriza-tion
act may be known, styled or referred to as "Capital Im-provement
Bonds of 1968".
Section 5. There is appropriated from the General
Fund of the State such sums as may be necessary for the ex-penses
incident to the issuance of the bonds and notes herein
authorized, and such further sums as may be necessary to
pay any interest which becomes due on such bonds and notes
during the current fiscal year and such further sums as may
be necessary for the repayment of the principal of any of the
said bonds which become due during the current fiscal year.
Vouchers for the payment of the expenses incident to the
issuance of bonds and notes and for the interest and repay-ment
of said notes shall be signed by the Secretary of State
by and with the approval of the Issuing Officers. Any monies
received from the premium and accrued interest on the sale
of said bonds shall be deposited to the credit of the General
Fund.
Section 6. The Budget Appropriation Bill which shall
be enacted and approved by the General Assembly for the
fiscal year next following the effective date of this Act and
for each subsequent fiscal year or biennium, shall contain
under the Debt Service Item provisions for the payment of
interest and principal maturities of the bonds (or notes which
are not to be funded by the issuance of bonds) issued under
the authority of this Act, and such of the revenues of the
State of Delaware as are not prohibited by constitutional
provisions or committed by preceding statutes for other pur-poses
are hereby pledged for the redemption and cancella-tion
of said bonds and payment of interest thereon.
Section 7. The monies appropriated herein, or so much
thereof as is necessary to carry out the purposes of this Act,
shall be expended by the following agencies as follows:
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Department of Mental Health for
construction of Sussex County Treatment Unit
and construction of addition to Kent County
Treatment Unit $2,750,000
Board of Trustees of the Delaware
Institute of Technology for the conversion of
the William Jason High School at Georgetown
into a Technical School Facility $1,540,000
Total $4,290,000
Section 8. Any funds borrowed pursuant to this Act
and remaining unexpended after the completion of the pro-grams
authorized by this Act, and any funds borrowed pur-suant
to this Act and remaining unexpended because a project
authorized by this Act is not timely undertaken, shall be
deposited in a special account and appropriated against fu-ture
capital improvement bond requirements.
Section 9. Any Federal funds received as reimburse-ment
for funds appropriated by this Act shall be deposited
in a special account and applied against future capital im-provement
bond requirements.
Section 10. None of the monies appropriated by this
Act shall be expended unless a contract for the expenditure
of such monies is entered into before July 1, 1968, and the
actual work on the construction contract for any construc-tion
authorized by this Act is commenced prior to July 1,
1968.
Section 11. No bonds or notes shall be issued or monies
borrowed on behalf of this State, pursuant to this Act, after
July], 1970.
Approved March 3, 1967.
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CHAPTER 2
AN ACT MAKING A SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION
TO THE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HEALTH.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware:
Section 1. In addition to other sums previously appro-priated,
the sum of $31,684 is appropriated to the Department
of Mental Health for the fiscal year June 30, 1967 to be expended
as follows :
Hospital for the Mentally Retarded
Contractural Services $ 4,455
Supplies and Materials 22,441
Total $26,896
Department of Mental Health -
Governor Bacon Health Center
Supplies and Materials $ 4,788
Total $ 4,788
Section 2. This Act is a supplementary appropriation
and the money appropriated shall be paid by the State Treasurer
out of funds in the General Fund of the State of Delaware not
otherwise appropriated.
Approved March 27, 1967.
CHAPTER 3
AN ACT MAKING A SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION
TO THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WELFARE.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware:
Section 1. In addition to any other sums heretofore ap-propriated
the sum of $219,500 is appropriated to the Depart-ment
of Public Welfare for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1967,
for the following purposes :
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Section 2. The sum appropriated in section 1., "Grants-
Contingency" may be transferred to the specific line items of
"Old Age Assistance Grants", "Aid to Disabled Grants", "Aid
and Service to Needy Families", or "Direct Care - Child Wel-fare
Services" by the Budget Director upon receipt of justi-fication
of such needs from the Department.
Section 3. This Act is a supplementary appropriation
and the money appropriated shall be paid by the State Trea-surer
out of moneys in the General Fund of the State not
otherwise appropriated.
Approved April 10, 1967,
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Travel $ 600.00
Blue Cross Account Service . . 15,000.00
Supplies and Materials 3,900.00
Grants - Contingency .... . . 200,000.00
Total $219,500.00
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CHAPTER 4
AN ACT MAKING A SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION
TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware:
Section 1. The sum of $25,000 is appropriated to the
Secretary of State for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1967,
for the purpose of preparing for his administration of the
Uniform Commercial Code.
Section 2. This Act is a supplementary appropriation
and the money appropriated shall be paid by the State Trea-surer
out of funds in the General Fund of the State of Dela-ware
not otherwise appropriated.
Approved April 10, 1967.
CHAPTER 5
AN ACT MAKING A SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION
TO THE STATE PERSONNEL COMMISSION FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1967.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware:
Section 1. There is hereby appropriated to the State
Personnel Commission the sum of $53,500 to be allocated as
follows:
Salaries of Employees $11,000.00
Travel 1,500.00
Contractual Services 500.00
Supplies and Materials 1,000.00
Capital Outlay 1,000.00
Classification Survey ... 38,500.00
Total $53,500.00
Section 2. This Act shall be known as a Supplementary
Appropriation Act and the funds hereby appropriated shall
be paid by the State Treasurer from the General Fund. Any
portion of the sum appropriated remaining unexpended on
June 30, 1967 shall revert to the General Fund.
Approved April 19, 1967.
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CHAPTER 6
AN ACT MAKING A SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION
TO THE STATE PARK COMMISSION FOR THE PUR-POSE
OF MAKING CERTAIN IMPROVEMENTS AT
INDIAN RIVER PARK.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware:
Section 1. The sum of $62,650 is hereby appropriated
to the State Park Commission for the purpose of making cer-tain
improvements at Indian River Park during the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1967. The aforementioned sum shall be
allocated as follows :
Wages and Salaries $16,400.00
Contractual Services 10,000.00
Supplies and Materials 4,250.00
Capital Outlay 32,000.00
Total $62,650.00
Section 2. This Act shall be known as a Supplementary
Appropriation Act and the funds appropriated shall be paid
by the State Treasurer from the General Fund. Any portion
of the sum appropriated remaining unexpended on June 30,
1967 shall revert to the General Fund.
Approved April 19, 1967.
CHAPTER 7
AN ACT MAKING A SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION
TO THE AIR AND WATER RESOURCES COMMIS-SION
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1967.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware:
Section 1. There is hereby appropriated to the Air and
Water Resources Commission the sum of $50,000 for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1967, as follows:
Contractual Services $14,356.89
Supplies and Materials 6,696.47
Capital Outlay 28,946.64
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Total $50,000.00
Section 2. This Act is a supplementary appropriation
and the money appropriated shall be paid by the State Trea-surer
out of the General Fund of the State not otherwise ap-propriated.
Approved April 19, 1967.
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CHAPTER 8
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 163, VOLUME 32, LAWS
OF DELAWARE, AS AMENDED, BEING AN ACT EN-TITLED
"AN ACT TO FURTHER AMEND CHAPTER 92,
VOLUME 23, LAWS OF DELAWARE" BEING AN ACT
ENTITLED "AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE ORGAN-IZATION
AND CONTROL OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
OF THE CITY OF WILMINGTON."
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware
(two-thirds of the Members elected to each branch thereof
concurring therein):
Section 1. Section 7A of Chapter 163, Volume 32, Laws of
Delaware, as amended, being an Act entitled "An Act to Fur-ther
Amend Chapter 92, Volume 23, Laws of Delaware" being
an Act entitled "An Act to Provide for the Organization and
Control of the Public Schools of the City of Wilmington" is
amended by striking out the words "two and one-fourth per
centum" as they appear in the first paragraph thereof and
inserting in lieu thereof the words "three per centum".
Approved April 20, 1967.
CHAPTER 9
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 92, VOLUME 23, LAWS OF
DELAWARE, AS AMENDED, BEING AN ACT EN-TITLED
"AN ACT TO PROVIDE FOR THE ORGANIZA-TION
AND CONTROL OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF
THE CITY OF WILMINGTON."
Be it enacted by the Genera/ Assembly of the State of Dela-ware
(two-thirds of the Members elected to each branch thereof
concurring therein):
Section 1. Section 11 of Chapter 92, Volume 23, Laws
of Delaware, as amended, being an Act entitled "An Act to
Provide For The Organization and Control of the Public
Schools of the City of Wilmington" is hereby amended by
repealing Section 11 thereof and by substituting and enacting
in lieu thereof a new Section 11 as follows:
Section 11. The Council shall, every year, when de-termining
the amount necessary to be raised on the persons
and estates in the City of Wilmington for public use, also in-clude
the sum necessary to be raised on the persons and es-tates
for executing the foregoing provisions; provided that
the amount to be raised by taxation for school expenses in
any one year, including all the expenses which the Board of
Education is authorized to incur under the provisions of this
Act for the maintenance and operation of said schools, but
not including interest on bonded debt and retirement of bonds
falling due, shall not exceed ten and five tenths (10.5) mills
on each one dollar of the value of real and personal property
as assessed and taxable for City purposes. The amount col-lected
for school purposes shall be paid into the City Treasury
as other taxes are paid.
Approved April 20, 1967.
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CHAPTER 10
AN ACT TRANSFERRING $600,000 FROM THE CAPITAL
INVESTMENT FUND TO BE USED FOR PARK DEVEL-OPMENT.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware:
Section 1. There is transferred and appropriated out
of the Capital Investment Fund, existing pursuant to Chap-ter
62, title 29, Delaware Code, the sum of $600,000, or so
much thereof as may from time to time be needed, to the State
Park Commission for the following purposes :
Indian River Inlet - construction of
camping area facilities including campsites,
roads site preparation, sanitary facilities, reg-istration
building, and utilities $300,000
Indian River Inlet - construction of
day-use area and maintenance facilities to in-clude
planning, day-use parking lots, roads
sanitary facilities, maintenance buildings, con-trol
stations and bathhouses $300,000
Total $600,000
Section 2. Any monies which remain unexpended upon
completion of the projects or on June 30, 1968, whichever
first occurs, shall revert to the Capital Investment Fund.
Section 3. Before the State Park Commission may de-velop
the facilities authorized by this Act, such development
proposals shall be referred to the State Planning Office for
approval.
Approved April 20, 1967.
CHAPTER 11
AN ACT MAKING A SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION
TO THE DELAWARE STATE DEVELOPMENT DE-PARTMENT
FOR THE PROCURING OF A FLOAT.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. The sum of $2,500 is appropriated to the
Delaware State Development Department to be expended for
a parade float.
Section 2. This Act is a supplementary appropriation
and the money appropriated shall be paid by the State
Treasurer out of funds in the General Fund of the State of
Delaware not otherwise appropriated.
Section 3. This Act is excluded from the competitive
bidding provisions of S 6904, Title 29, Delaware Code as
amended.
Section 4. Any funds hereby appropriated and not ex-pended
by June 30, 1967, shall revert to the General Fund.
Approved May 11, 1967.
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CHAPTER 12
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 82, TITLE 14, DELAWARE
CODE, BEING THE COMPACT FOR EDUCATION.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. Article III, A of the Educational Compact as
set forth in Chapter 82, title 14, Delaware Code, is amended
by striking out the words "The Educational Commission of
the States" and inserting in lieu thereof the words "The Edu-cation
Commission of the States."
Section 2. Article VI, A of the Educational Compact as
set forth in Chapter 82, title 14, Delaware Code, is amended
to read:
ARTICLE VI. COMMITTEES
A. To assist in the expeditious conduct of its business
when the full Commission is not meeting, the Commission shall
elect a steering committee of thirty-two members which, sub-ject
to the provisions of this compact and consistent with the
policies of the Commission, shall be constituted and function
as provided in the bylaws of the Commission. One-fourth of
the voting membership of the steering committee shall consist
of Governors, one-fourth shall consist of Legislators, and the
remainder shall consist of other members of the commission.
A Federal representative on the Commission may serve with
the steering committee, but without vote. The voting members
of the steering committee shall serve for terms of two years,
except that members elected to the first steering committee
of the Commission shall be elected as follows: sixteen for
one year and sixteen for two years. The chairman, vice chair-man,
and treasurer of the Commission shall be members of
the steering committee and, anything in this paragraph to
the contrary notwithstanding, shall serve during their con-tinuance
in these offices. Vacancies in the steering committee
shall not affect its authority to act, but the Commission at
its next regularly ensuing meeting following the occurrence of
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any vacancy shall fill it for the unexpired term. No person
shall serve more than two terms as a member of the steering
committee; provided that service for a partial term of one
year or less shall not be counted toward the two term
limitation.
Approved May 25, 1967.
CHAPTER 13
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL
HEALTH TO PAY CERTAIN OBLIGATIONS INCUR-RED
IN A PRIOR FISCAL YEAR AND WAIVING THE
STATE BIDDING CODE AND CERTAIN OTHER FI-NANCIAL
REQUIREMENTS.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. The Department of Mental Health is hereby
authorized and directed to pay the sum of $3,246.10 from
funds heretofore appropriated for the fiscal year beginning
July 1, 1966, to the Saddler Plumbing Company of Seaford
for work performed for said agency during the fiscal year be-ginning
July 1, 1965.
Section 2. For the purpose of making this payment the
provisions of Chapter 69, Title 29, Delaware Code (Bidding
laws), and Chapter 65, Title 29, Delaware Code, are hereby
waived to the extent necessary to carry out the purpose of
this Act.
Section 3. Any law of the State of Delaware incon-sistent
with the provisions of this Act is hereby repealed to
the extent of such inconsistency.
Approved May 25, 1967.
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CHAPTER 14
AN ACT MAKING A SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION
TO THE GOVERNOR FOR THE GOVERNOR'S COM-MITTEE
FOR REVISION OF CRIMINAL LAW.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. The sum of $3,000 or so much thereof as is
necessary, is appropriated to the Governor to be expended for
the study of the criminal law of this state by the Governor's
Committee for Revision of Criminal Law for the fiscal year
ending June 30, 1967.
Section 2. This Act is a supplementary appropriation
and the money appropriated shall be paid by the State
Treasurer out of funds in the General Fund of the State of
Delaware not otherwise appropriated.
Approved May 25, 1967.
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CHAPTER 15
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 23, TITLE 21, DELAWARE
CODE, RELATING TO TITLE AND LIENS OF MOTOR
VEHICLES.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. Title 21, Delaware Code, is amended by
adding thereto a new section to read:
§ 2332 A. Uniform Commercial Code filing requirements
not applicable when there is compliance with
this subchapter
In accordance with subsection 9-302(3) and 9-302(4)
title 5A (Uniform Commercial Code) , where a lien is required
to be filed and noted on a certificate of title pursuant to this
subchapter, no additional filing shall be required under
Article 9, title 5A (Uniform Commercial Code).
Section 2. Title 21, Delaware Code, is amended by add-ing
thereto a new section to read :
§ 2332 B. Uniform Commercial Code requirements appli-cable
to security interest in inventory of motor
vehicles
This subchapter does not apply to the creation or per-fection
of a security interest in a motor vehicle held by the
debtor as inventory held for sale. The validity and effect of
such security interest shall be governed by the applicable pro-visions
of Article 9, title 5A (Uniform Commercial Code) .
Section 3. The provisions of this Act shall become ef-fective
on June 30, 1967, at midnight.
Approved May 25, 1967.
CHAPTER 16
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 336, VOLUME 55, LAWS
OF DELAWARE, ENTITLED "AN ACT MAKING AP-PROPRIATIONS
TO THE AMOUNT OF $136,838,199.00
FOR THE EXPENSES OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1967," AND
MAKING NO SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. Chapter 336, Volume 55, Laws of Delaware,
is hereby amended by striking "Subsection (a) of Section 12"
and inserting in lieu thereof a new "Subsection (a) of Section
12" to read:
"(a) The allocation to any district shall be the sum of
the allotments for each school building in the district based
upon the following formula : $5.00 for each year since the date
of pupil occupancy of the building up to a maximun of 30 such
years multiplied by the full number of units of 25 pupils in the
building on a full-time basis as of September 30, 1966.
In addition to the foregoing allocation, each district shall
be alloted for each school building a sum based on the follow-ing
formula : $2.00 for each year since the date of pupil
occupancy of the building up to a maximum of 30 such years
multiplied by the full number of units of 25 pupils in the
building on a full-time basis as of September 30, 1966; and
the 10% obligation referred to in subsection (c) of this section
shall not apply to this additional sum provided the district
has fulfilled this obligation on the basic allocation set forth in
the first sentence."
Approved May 26, 1967.
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CHAPTER 17
AN ACT APPROPRIATING MONIES TO THE STATE DE-VELOPMENT
DEPARTMENT TO INSURE APPROPRI-ATE
REPRESENTATION OF THE STATE OF DELA-WARE
IN THE MISS AMERICA PAGEANT.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. There is hereby appropriated to the State
Development Department the sum of $1,000 to be employed
by that Department to assist the person selected as Miss
Delaware and who is to represent the State in the Miss
America contest, such funds to be utilized in a manner con-sistent
with the requirement that the representative of the
State of Delaware possess the necessary scholastic, aesthetic
and cultural attributes.
Section 2. This act shall be known as a supplementary
appropriation act and the funds hereby appropriated are to
be paid out of the General Fund of the State Treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
Approved June 1, 1967.
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CHAPTER 18
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 45, TITLE 21, AS AMEND-ED,
OF THE DELAWARE CODE RELATING TO THE
MAXIMUM GROSS LOAD FOR VEHICLES EQUIPPED
WITH THREE AXLES.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. § 4503(h), as amended, is hereby further
amended by striking out the figures "46,000" and inserting in
lieu thereof the figures "65,000," and further by striking the
period at the end thereof and adding in lieu of said period the
following:
"; provided, however, that if there shall be any
laws, rules or regulations of the United States of
America or of any of its agencies or commissions which
impose weight limitations or restrictions for any such
vehicles on federal interstate highways which are a part
of, and which have been or are constructed pursuant
to the Act creating, the National System of Interstate
and Defense Highways described in sub-section (d) of
Title 23 United States Code § 103, as amended (better
known as the "Interstate System"), and if such weight
limitations or restrictions shall be less than 65,000
pounds, then no such vehicle shall lawfully be operated
on any such federal interstate highway located in this
State with a gross weight, including vehicle and load, in
excess of that permitted by such limitations and restric-tions
in force at the time.
Section 2. § 4503(1), as amended, is hereby further
amended by striking the colon as it appears after the word
"axles" and immediately before the table contained in said
§ 4503 (1), and by adding in lieu of said colon the following:
"; provided, however, that none of the provisions of
this subsection (1) shall apply to or govern the total or
maximum gross weight of any vehicle described or de-fined
in sub-section (h) of this Section 4503:"
Approved June 2, 1967.
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CHAPTER 19
AN ACT AGREEING TO A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
ARTICLE 2, SECTION 15, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE STATE OF DELAWARE RELATING TO COMPEN-SATION,
EXPENSES AND ALLOWANCES OF MEM-BERS
OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE
PRESIDENT OF THE SENATE.
WHEREAS, an amendment to the Constitution of the
State of Delaware was proposed to the 123rd General As-sembly
as follows:
"AN ACT PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 2,
SECTION 15, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF DELAWARE RELATING TO COMPENSATION, EX-PENSES
AND ALLOWANCES OF MEMBERS OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE
SENATE.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware
(two-thirds of all Members elected to each House thereof
concurring therein) :
Section 1. Section 15, Article 2, of the Constitution of
the State of Delaware, is amended by striking the first
paragraph thereof and inserting in lieu thereof a new para-graph
to read:
The President of the Senate shall receive an annual
salary of Nine Thousand Dollars ($9,000), payable quarterly.
The members of the General Assembly shall receive an annual
salary of Six Thousand Dollars ($6,000), payable quarterly.
The members shall receive no other compensation for services
as such members but shall be entitled to the usual expenses
of transportation and the stationery allowance as provided
by the Constitution and Laws of the State.", AND
WHEREAS, the said proposed amendment was agreed
to by two-thirds of all the members elected to each branch in
the said 123rd General Assembly, NOW, THEREFORE
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Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware
(two-thirds of all Members elected to each branch thereof
concurring therein) :
Section 1. The said proposed amendment is agreed to
and adopted and shall forthwith become a part of the Con-stitution.
Effective May 2, 1967.
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CHAPTER 20
AN ACT AGREEING TO A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
ARTICLE V, SECTION 2, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF
THE STATE OF DELAWARE RELATING TO ELEC-TIONS
BY AMENDING THE RESIDENCE REQUIRE-MENTS
TO ALLOW CERTAIN VOTERS RECENTLY
MOVING INTO OR WITHIN THE STATE OR ELECTION
DISTRICTS TO VOTE.
WHEREAS, an amendment to the Constitution of the
State of Delaware was proposed to the 123rd General As-sembly
as follows:
"AN ACT PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE V,
SECTION 2, OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF DELAWARE RELATING TO ELECTIONS BY
AMENDING THE RESIDENCE REQUIREMENTS TO
ALLOW CERTAIN VOTERS RECENTLY MOVING INTO
OR WITHIN THE STATE OR ELECTION DISTRICTS
TO VOTE.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware
(two-thirds of all Members elected to each House thereof
concurring therein)
Section 1. Article 5, of the Constitution of the State of
Delaware, is amended by adding thereto a new section which
shall be known as Section 2A and shall read as follows:
Section 2A. The General Assembly shall extend to any
elector in the state who shall have changed his residence
from one county, hundred, or election district to another, but
who has not resided therein for a sufficient time so as to be
eligible to vote in the county, hundred or election district to
which he has removed, the right to vote for the choice of
electors for President and Vice-President of the United States,
but for no other offices, provided such citizen would have
been eligible to vote within this state had he not moved, and
provided that he is not entitled to vote for the choice of
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electors for President or Vice-President of the United States
in any other place and provided further that such citizen
would be an otherwise qualified voter under this Constitution
except that he has not resided in his county, hundred or
election district for a sufficient length of time.
Section 2. Article 5, of the Constitution of the State of
Delaware, is amended by adding a new section thereto which
shall be known as Section 2B and shall read as follows:
Section 2B. The General Assembly shall extend to a
citizen of the United States who has resided in this State for
at least 3 months next preceding an election but who does not
meet the residence requirements established in Article V,
Section 2 of this Constitution, the right to vote for the choice
of electors for President and Vice-President of the United
States, but for no other offices, provided such citizen was
either a qualified voter in another state immediately prior to
his removal to this State, or would have been eligible to vote
in such other state had he remained there until such election,
and provided that he is not entitled to vote for the choice of
electors for President or Vice-President of the United States in
any other state and provided further that such citizen would
be an otherwise qualified voter under this Constitution except
that he had not resided in this State for one year.", AND
WHEREAS, the said proposed amendment was agreed
to by two-thirds of all the members elected to each House in
the said 123rd General Assembly, NOW, THEREFORE
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware
(two-thirds of all the Members elected to each branch there-of
concurring therein)
Section 1. The said proposed amendment is agreed to
and adopted and shall forthwith become a part of the Con-stitution.
Effective May 18, 1967.
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CHAPTER 21
AN ACT TO REQUIRE THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPART-MENT
TO INSTALL A TRAFFIC LIGHT CONTROL
FOR THE ODESSA FIRE COMPANY, INC., AT ODESSA,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DELAWARE.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. The State Highway Department is authorized
and directed to install a traffic light control in the Fire Hall
of the Odessa Fire Company, Inc., at Odessa, New Castle
County, Delaware, which will, when operated, instantly cause
the traffic lights on the southbound and northbound lanes of
U.S. Route 13 in Odessa near the said Fire Hall to turn red for
all traffic and stay red for a necessary period before returning
to their normal operation.
Section 2. There is hereby appropriated to the State
Highway Department the sum of $5,000 for the sole purpose
of installing the said traffic light control. Such sum shall be
paid by the State Treasurer out of the General Fund from
money not otherwise appropriated. Any portion of the said
sum of $5,000 which shall remain unexpended after the in-stallation
of the traffic light control or which remains un-expended
on June 30, 1968, whichever first occurs, shall
revert to the General Fund of the State of Delaware.
Approved June 5, 1967.
CHAPTER 22
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 2005, TITLE 9, DELAWARE
CODE, RELATING TO APPROPRIATIONS FOR MAIN-TENANCE
OF RESCUE SQUADS.
Be it enacted by the 124th General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
SECTION 1. Section 2005, Title 9, Delaware Code, is
amended by adding to the alphabetical list of fire companies:
"Christiana Fire Company." The Christiana Fire Company
becomes the third fire company so listed.
SECTION 2. Section 2005, Title 9, Delaware Code, is
amended by providing that the sum authorized to be appro-priated
to the Christiana Fire Company by Section 1 of this
act should be paid by County Council to the Christiana Fire
Company on the first day of July of each year.
Approved June 8, 1967.
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CHAPTER 23
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 1562, TITLE 9, DELAWARE
CODE, RELATING TO APPROPRIATIONS TO THE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY LIBRARY, WILMINGTON IN-STITUTE
BY THE COUNCIL OF NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. § 1562 (a), title 9, Delaware Code, is amend-ed
to read:
(a) The County Council of New Castle County may ap-propriate
public monies toward the maintenance and support
of free public libraries for the use of residents of New Castle
County and for all purposes incident thereto.
Approved June 8, 1967.
CHAPTER 24
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 277, VOLUME 49, LAWS
OF DELAWARE, ENTITLED "AN ACT TO REINCOR-PORATE
THE TOWN OF LAUREL," AS AMENDED,
BY INCREASING THE SALARIES OF THE MAYOR,
THE MEMBERS OF THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE
TOWN OF LAUREL AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE
DATE THEREFOR.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware
(two-thirds of all members elected to each House thereof
concurring therein) :
Section 1. Paragraph 10, Section 7, Chapter 277, Vol-ume
49, Laws of Delaware, as amended, is further amended
by striking out all of said Paragraph and substituting in lieu
thereof the following:
The Mayor shall receive an annual salary of Seven
Hundred Dollars ($700.00).
Section 2. Paragraph 11, Section 7, Chapter 277, Vol-ume
49, Laws of Delaware, as amended, is further amended
by striking out all of said Paragraph 11 and substituting in
lieu thereof the following:
Each member of the Council shall receive an annual
salary of Three Hundred Fifty Dollars ($350.00).
Section 3. The salary increases herein authorized shall
be effective as of April 3, 1967.
Approved June 8, 1967.
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CHAPTER 25
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 336, VOLUME 55, LAWS
OF DELAWARE, ENTITLED "AN ACT MAKING AP-PROPRIATIONS
TO THE AMOUNT OF $136,838,199.00
FOR THE EXPENSES OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30 1967,"
AND MAKING A SUPPLEMENTAL APPROPRIATION
THEREFOR IN THE AMOUNT OF $20,500.00.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. Chapter 336, Volume 55, Laws of Delaware,
is hereby amended by adding a new subsection to Section 1
immediately following the subsection which reads "General
Assembly" and preceding the sub-section which reads
"Legislative Reference Bureau"
Legislative Council
Approved June 8, 1967.
Contractual Services $5,000.00
Supplies and Materials 7,500.00
Capital Outlay 8,000.00
CHAPTER 26
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTIONS 8131, 8132, 8133, 8134, 8136,
8138, TITLE 9, DELAWARE CODE, RELATING TO EX-EMPTIONS
FROM TAXATION ON REAL PROPERTY
OF RESIDENTS OF THIS STATE OF THE AGE OF
SIXTY-FIVE OR MORE YEARS HAVING AN INCOME
NOT IN EXCESS OF $3,000.00 PER YEAR.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. Section 8131, Title 9, Delaware Code, is
amended by striking therefrom the words "or the taxpayers
fiscal year . . ." under the definition of "Income". Further
amend Section 8131 by striking the words ". . . but no taxpayer
shall use a fiscal year basis unless he so elects to do and files
his Federal Income Tax return on such basis."
Section 2. Section 8131, Title 9, Delaware Code, is
amended by striking therefrom the last paragraph set forth
therein containing a definition "of family."
Section 3. Section 8132, Title 9, Delaware Code, is
amended by striking that section in its entirety and inserting
in lieu thereof a new Section 8132 to read as follows:
Section 8132. Qualifications and amount of exemp-tion
Every person a resident of this State of the age of sixty-five
or more years, having an income not in excess of $3,000
per year and residing in a dwelling house owned by him which
is a constituent part of his real property, shall be entitled, on
proper claim being made therefrom, to exemptions from
taxation on such real property to an assessed valuation not
exceeding $5,000 in aggregate, except that (1) no such ex-emption
shall be in addition to any other exemption to which
said person may be entitled, and (2) no such exemption shall
be permitted where said person's spouse lives in said dwelling
house and has an income in excess of $3,000 per year.
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Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to apply to
property taxes levied within and by a municipality.
Section 4. Amend Section 8133, Title 9, Delaware Code,
by changing the first sentence to read, "No exemption from
taxation on the valuation of real property as provided herein
shall be allowed except on written application therefor, which
application shall be on a form prescribed by the Department
of Finance for New Castle County or the Board of Assessment
for Kent County or the Board of Assessment for Sussex
County and provided for the use of the claimants hereunder
by the governing body of the taxing district in which such
claim is to be filed.
Section 5. Section 8134, Title 9, Delaware Code, is
amended by deleting the present section and inserting in lieu
thereof the following section:
Section 8134. Contents of application
Every fact essential to support a claim for exemption
under this subchapter shall exist on September 1 of the pretax
year. Every application by a claimant therefor shall establish
that he was, on September 1 of the'pretax year (a) a resident
of this State for the period required, (b) of the age of 65 or
more years, (c) the owner of a dwelling house which is a
constituent part of the real property for which such exemption
is claimed, (d) residing in said dwelling house. Such applicant
shall also establish that his income for the yearly period as
provided by this subchapter, did not exceed $3,000 and that
no spouse of the claimant lives in said dwelling house and has
an income in excess of $3,000 per year
Section 6. Amend Section 8136 by deleting the present
section and inserting in lieu thereof the following section :
Section 8136. Continuance of exemption.
It shall be the duty of the claimant to establish his
qualifications as outlined in this law each year and any as-sessor
may, at any time, require the filing of a new application
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or such proof as he shall deem necessary to establish the
right of the claimant to continuance of the exemption. It
shall be the duty of every' claimant to inform the assessor of
any change in his status or property which may affect his right
to the continuance of the exemption.
Section 7. Amend Section 8138, Title 9, Delaware Code,
by striking the words "Receiver of Taxes and County Treasur-er"
and substituting therefor the words "Department of
Finance of New Castle County or Board of Assessment for
Kent County or Board of Assessment for Sussex County."
Further amend Section 8138 by changing the singular
pronoun "he" to the plural form "they" whenever it appears
in said section, and the possessive pronoun "his" to the plural
form "their".
Approved June 8, 1967.
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CHAPTER 27
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 131, TITLE 23, DELAWARE
CODE, RELATING TO PILOTAGE RATES.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. § 131, Title 23, Delaware Code, is amended
to read:
§ 131. PILOTAGE RATES
The rates of pilotage for conducting a vessel from the
Capes of the Delaware to a point on the Delaware River no
further upriver than the bridge of The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company between Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Delair,
New Jersey, or from a point on the Delaware River no further
upriver than the Bridge of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com-pany
between Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and Delair, New
Jersey to the Capes of the Delaware, shall be in either case,
every half foot of water which a vessel shall draw, the sum of
$5.00. Every such vessel bound to the Breakwater for orders
shall pay pilotage fees as follows: A sum equal to one-half of
the inward rates of pilotage to the Port of Philadelphia, and
the same fees when outward-bound from the Breakwater.
Approved June 8, 1967.
CHAPTER 28
AN ACT MAKING A SUPPLEMENTARY APPROPRIATION
TO THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. In addition to other sums previously ap-propriated,
the sum of $114, 307.05 is appropriated to the State
Highway Department for the fiscal year ending June 30,
1967, to be expended for the costs of snow removal.
Section 2. This Act is a supplementary appropriation
and the money appropriated shall be paid by the State
Treasurer out of funds in the General Fund of the State of
Delaware not otherwise appropriated.
Approved June 8, 1967.
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CHAPTER 29
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 167, VOLUME 55, LAWS OF
DELAWARE, ENTITLED, "AN ACT AUTHORIZING
THE STATE OF DELAWARE TO BORROW MONEY
TO BE USED FOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS AND TO
ISSUE BONDS AND NOTES THEREFOR AND APPRO-PRIATING
THE MONEY BORROWED TO VARIOUS
AGENCIES OF THE STATE."
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware
(three-fourths of all Members elected to each Branch there-of
concurring therein)
Section 1. Section 3, Chapter 167, Volume 55, Laws of
Delaware, is amended by striking out the last sentence of that
Section which reads :
"Any sums unexpended by June 30, 1971, shall revert to
the General Fund."
Section 2. Section 15, Chapter 167, Volume 55, Laws of
Delaware, is amended to read :
Section 15. No construction or other work authorized
by Section 7 of this Act shall be started nor any monies shall be
borrowed for the construction or other work authorized by
Section 7 of this Act after June 30, 1968, except such monies
as are necessary to complete construction or other work
started prior to July 1, 1968.
Approved June 15, 1967.
CHAPTER 30
AN ACT AGREEING TO A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO
ARTICLE X OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
OF DELAWARE BY PROVIDING THAT THE GENERAL
ASSEMBLY MAY PROVIDE FOR THE TRANSPORTA-TION
OF STUDENTS OF NON-PUBLIC, NON-PROFIT
ELEMENTARY AND HIGH SCHOOLS.
WHEREAS, an amendment to the Constitution of the
State of Delaware was proposed to the 123rd General As-sembly
as follows:
"AN ACT PROPOSING AN AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE X
OF THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE OF DELA-WARE
BY PROVIDING THAT THE GENERAL ASSEM-BLY
MAY PROVIDE FOR THE TRANSPORTATION OF
STUDENTS OF NON-PUBLIC, NON-PROFIT ELE-MENTARY
AND HIGH SCHOOLS.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Dela-ware
(two-thirds of all Members elected to each Branch thereof
concurring therein) :
Section 1. Article X of the Constitution of the State of
Delaware is amended by adding thereto a new section to read :
§ 5. Transportation of non-public school students
Section 5. The General Assembly, notwithstanding any
other provision of this Constitution, may provide by an Act
of the General Assembly, passed with the concurrence of a
majority of all the members elected to each House, for the
transportation of students of non-public Elementary and High
Schools." ; AND
WHEREAS, the said proposed amendment was agreed to
by two-thirds of all the Members elected to each House in the
said 123rd General Assembly, NOW, THEREFORE
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ware (two-thirds of all the Members elected to each Branch
thereof concurring therein)
Section 1. The said proposed amendment is agreed to
and adopted and shall forthwith become a part of the Con-stitution.
Effective June 5, 1967.
CHAPTER 31
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 11, TITLE 30, DELAWARE
CODE TO GRANT RELIEF TO MEMBERS OF THE
ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES AND
THEIR WIVES BY EXCLUDING CERTAIN INCOME
AND PROVIDING FOR EXTENSION OF TIME IN
WHICH TO FILE RETURNS.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. § 1116, Title 30, is amended by adding a new
subsection as follows:
(16) Amounts received as compensation for active ser-vice
as a member of the Armed Forces of the United States
to the extent such amounts are excluded from Gross Income
under Section 112 of the Federal Internal Revenue Code of
1954, as amended.
Section 2. § 1168, Title 30, is amended by renumbering
the present provision as § 1168 (a) and adding thereto the
following:
(b) Notwithstanding any other provision of this chapter,
persons serving in the Armed Forces of the United States, or
serving in support of such Armed Forces, in an area while
such area is designated by the President of the United States
by Executive Order as a "combat zone" for purposes of Section
112 of the Federal Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as amended,
or hospitalized outside the United States as a result of an
injury received while serving in such an area during such
designation, may file tax returns (including a joint return
with spouse) and make tax payments otherwise due within
such time within 180 days after termination of service in an
area designated as a combat zone or after termination of
hospitalization outside the United States for an injury received
while serving in a combat zone, without the imposition of
any interest or penalty. Likewise the time of filing appeals
or claims for refunds or performing other acts by such per-
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sons under this chapter shall be extended by such 180 day
period.
Section 3. Section 1 of this Act shall apply to taxable
years ending on or after January 1, 1967, and Section 2 shall
take effect immediately.
Approved June 19, 1967.
CHAPTER 32
AN ACT TO INCREASE THE SALARY OF THE SUPERIN-TENDENT
OF THE PUBLIC BUILDING COMMISSION
FOR THE CITY OF WILMINGTON AND FOR NEW
CASTLE COUNTY.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. Section 1607 (a), Chapter 16, Title 9, Dela-ware
Code, is amended by deleting in the third line thereof
the figures 18,500" and by inserting in lieu thereof the
figures "$9,800."
Approved June 20, 1967.
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CHAPTER 33
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 51, TITLE 30, DELAWARE
CODE, RELATING TO MOTOR FUEL TAX.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. Section 5120, Chapter 51, Title 30, Delaware
Code, is amended by repealing subparagraph (a) (1) of the
said section.
Section 2. Section 5111, Chapter 51, Title 30, Delaware
Code, is amended by adding a new subsection (e) after sub-section
(d) to read as follows:
(e) Sold and delivered to and used by the State and
every political subdivision thereof.
Section 3. The provisions of this Act shall become ef-fective
July 1, 1967.
Approved June 20, 1967.
CHAPTER 34
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 543 (f), TITLE 4, DELAWARE
CODE, RELATING TO THE GROUNDS FOR REFUSAL
OF LICENSE FOR SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. Section 543 (f), Title 4, Delaware Code, is
amended by striking out from subsection (2) thereof the
words "any application on behalf of" and the words "for a
period of 6 months" as they appear in said subsection (2) .
Approved June 20, 1967.
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CHAPTER 35
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER 91 OF TITLE 14, DELA-WARE
CODE, BY EMPOWERING THE BOARD OF
TRUSTEES OF THE DELAWARE INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY TO ENTER INTO CONTRACTS WITH
THE UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE OR OTHER INSTI-TUTIONS
FOR THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A TWO-YEAR
COLLEGE PARALLEL PROGRAM.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. § 9104, Title 14, Delaware Code, is amended
by inserting between the word "operate" and the word "pub-lic"
in the first line thereof the words "or make available."
Section 2. § 9105, Title 14, Delaware Code, is amended
by adding thereto a new section (aa) to be inserted between
section (a) and section (b), as follows:
"(aa) The Board may enter into a contract or con-tracts
with the University of Delaware, or any other institution
or organization, whereby the University of Delaware, or
such other institution or organization, shall agree to establish
and/or offer a two-year college parallel program, and the
Board shall agree to provide necessary funds to meet the en-tire
cost of the establishment and/or operation of such pro-gram
and to furnish facilities, equipment and supplies for the
operation of such program. In the event the Board enters
into such a contract or contracts with the University of
Delaware, the Board of Trustees of the University of Dela-ware
shall have, with respect to said two-year college par-allel
program, the same powers which it has with respect
to the affairs of the University of Delaware by virtue of its
charter and/or the statutes of the State of Delaware."
Approved June 21, 1967.
CHAPTER 36
AN ACT TRANSFERRING MONEY FROM THE CAPITAL
INVESTMENT FUND TO BE USED FOR THE EXPAN-SION
OF LEGISLATIVE HALL.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. There is transferred and appropriated out
of the Capital Investment Fund, existing pursuant to Chapter
62, Title 29, Delaware Code, the sum of $1,320,000, or so much
thereof as may from time to time be needed, to the Legislative
Building Committee, established herein, for constructing and
equipping an addition to Legislative Hall.
Section 2. Any monies which remain unexpended upon
completion of this project or on June 30, 1970, whichever
first occurs, shall revert to the Capital Investment Fund.
Section 3. There is established a Legislative Building
Committee which shall consist of 9 members who shall be ap-pointed
in the following manner: 3 members of the House
of Representatives appointed by the Speaker, with not
more than 2 being of the same political party; 3 members of
the Senate appointed by the President Pro Tempore, with not
more than 2 being of the same political party; and 3 citizens
of this State to be appointed by the Governor, with not more
than 2 being of the same political party. The State Planner
shall also be a non-voting member of the Committee and shall
serve as secretary of the Committee.
Section 4. The Legislative Building Committee shall
select a Chairman and such other officers as its members de-termine.
It shall have full power and authority to do all things
necessary and proper to have constructed and equipped an
addition to Legislative Hall.
Section 5. The Legislative Building Committee shall
continue in existence until completion of its duties. Any
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vacancies which may arise from time to time on said Com-mittee
shall be filled by a member to be selected by a majority
vote of the remaining Committee Members.
Approved June 21, 1967.
CHAPTER 37
AN ACT TO AMEND SECTION 3309 (a), CHAPTER 33, TITLE
16, DELAWARE CODE, RELATING TO MISBRANDING
OF FOOD.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. Section 3309 (a), Chapter 33, Title 16, Dela-ware
Code, is amended by adding a new subparagraph (5) to
read as follows:
(5) If it is obtained by the dealer in frozen bulk form
and is subsequently thawed and offered for sale in a package
or bearing a label indicating such food to be fresh.
Approved June 21, 1967.
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CHAPTER 38
AN ACT AUTHORIZING THE LEGISLATIVE REFERENCE
BUREAU TO SUPPLY TWO SETS OF THE DELAWARE
CODE TO THE COMMUNITY LAW SERVICE OF NEW
CASTLE COUNTY.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. The Legislative Reference Bureau is hereby
authorized and directed to make available without cost to the
Community Law Service of New Castle County two complete
sets of the Delaware Code Annotated of 1953, including the
most recent Cumulative Pocket Parts, in order to further the
program of legal assistance to the indigent being conducted
by the Community Law Service in cooperation with the Office
of Economic Opportunity of the Federal government.
Approved June 21, 1967.
CHAPTER 39
AN ACT AMENDING SECTION 1318, TITLE 14, DELAWARE
CODE, ENTITLED SICK LEAVE AND ABSENCE FOR
OTHER REASONS BY ADDING A NEW SUBSECTION
THERETO.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. Section 1318, Title 14, Delaware Code, is amend-ed
by adding a new sub-section (f) following the present sub-section
(e)
(f) In the case of persons with a personal problem, an
employee may be absent without loss of pay on no more than
three calendar days per year ; except in the judgment of the
Chief School Officer additional days are warranted. The days
so lost are to be counted against the sick leave of employees.
Personal problems shall be defined as attendance at graduation
or for special recognition services, subpoenaed by a court pro-vided
the employee is not a party to the suit, physical examina-tion
for Selective Service purposes or other matters of a non-recurring
nature pre-approved by the Chief School Officer.
Approved June 21, 1967.
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CHAPTER 40
AN ACT MAKING APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE EXPENSE
OF THE STATE GOVERNMENT FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1968.
Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of
Delaware:
Section 1. The several amounts named in this Act, or such
part thereof as may be necessary and essential to the proper con-duct
of the business of the agencies named herein, during the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1968, are hereby appropriated and
authorized to be paid out of the Treasury of this State by the
respective departments and division of State Government, and
other specified spending agencies, subject to the limitations of
this Act and to the provisions of Part VI, Title 29, Delaware
Code, as amended or qualified by this Act, and all other provisions
of the Delaware Code notwithstanding. All parts or portions of
the several sums appropriated by this Act which, on the first day
of July, 1968, shall not have been paid out of the State Treasury,
shall revert to the General Fund ; provided, however, that no
funds shall revert which are encumbered pursuant to Section
6521, Title 29, Delaware Code.
The several amounts hereby appropriated are as follows :
AGENCIES
LEGISLATIVE AND ELECTIONS
General Assembly Year Ending June 30, 1968
SalariesHouse Members $ 157,500
SalariesSenate Members 81,000
TOTAL $ 238,500
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Legislative Reference Bureau
Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salary of Director 7,600
Salaries and Wages of Employees 10,000
Travel 500
Contractual Services 1,380
Supplies and Materials 1,050
Capital Outlay 1,300
TOTAL $ 21,830
Commission on Modernization of State Laws
Personal Services 1,000
Travel 600
Contractual Services 600
TOTAL 2,200
Delaware Code Revision Commission
Salaries of Commissioners 4,800
Personal ServicesLawyers 5,000
TOTAL 9,800
Delaware Commission on Interstate Cooperation
Travel
Legislative Travel Only $ 7,500
Other Travel 1,000
Contractual Services
Council of State Governments 4,000
Delaware River Basin Advisory Committee 58,000
National Legislative Leaders Conference 1,000
Southern Nuclear Board 8,554
Other Contractual Services 1,200
Supplies and Materials 100
TOTAL $ 81,354
Kent County Department of Elections
Salaries of Board Members $ 8,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 15,800
Travel 100
Contractual Services 2,078
Supplies and Materials 750
Capital Outlay 500
TOTAL $ 27,728
Sussex County Department of Elections
Salaries of Board Members $ 8,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 18,000
Personal Services 1,250
Travel 200
Contractual Services 5,545
Supplies and Materials 800
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State Election Commissioner Year Ending June SO, 1968
Salaries and Wages of Employees $ 20,700
Contractual Services 13,144
Supplies and Materials 2,500
Capital Outlay 500
TOTAL $ 36,844
New Castle County Department of Elections
Salaries of Board Members $ 11,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 65,500
Personal Services
Mobile Registration Officers 1,500
Other Personal Services 4,500
Travel 600
Contractual Services 16,690
Supplies and Materials 2,900
Capital Outlay 2,000
TOTAL $ 105,190
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Capital Outlay 500
TOTAL $ 34,795
TOTAL LEGISLATIVE AND ELECTIONS . .$ 558,241
EXECUTIVE AND FINANCIAL
Governor
Salary of Governor $ 25,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 80,000
Travel
Governors' Conference 750
Other Travel 12,250
Contractual Services 4,700
Supplies and Materials 2,500
Capital Outlay 2,000
Contingent Expense 5,000
TOTAL $ 132,200
Lieutenant Governor
Salary of Lieutenant Governor $ 4,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 5,400
TravelOther than Legislative 1,700
Contractual Services 640
Supplies and Materials 150
TOTAL $ 12,390
Secretary of State
Salary of Secretary of State $ 15,000
Salary of Assistant Secretary of State 8,500
Salary of Director of Corporation Department 8,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 180,172
Travel 3,200
Contractual Services
Printing and Binding Session Laws 29,000
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Dissolution Account 12,000
Other Contractual Services 22,100
Supplies and Materials
Departmental Supplies 65,000
Other Supplies and Materials 3,200
Capital Outlay 3,000
TOTAL $ 349,172
State Treasurer
Salary of State Treasurer $ 12,000
Salary of Deputy Treasurer 11,000
Salary and Wages of Employees 75,080
Personal Services 10
Travel 800
Contractual Services
Machine Rental 39,400
Other Contractual Services 14,200
Supplies and Materials 2,200
Capital Outlay 1,000
Lost and Outdated Checks 2,500-
TOTAL $ 158,190
Budget Director
Salary of Budget Director $ 16,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 212,900
Personal Services 18,000
Travel 1,800
Contractual Services 76,000
Supplies and Materials 8,000
Capital Outlay 4,000
TOTAL $ 336,700
Auditor of Accounts
Salary of Auditor $ 12,000
Salary of Deputy Auditor 11,000
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salaries and Wages of Employees 139,700
Personal Services 35,000
Travel 2,150
Contractual Services 3,478
Supplies and Materials 4,500
Capital Outlay 5,730
TOTAL $ 213,558
Bond Issuing Officers
Expense of Issuing Bonds $ 30,000
TOTAL $ 30,000
State Tax Department
Salaries of Board Members 3,000
Salary of Commissioner 15,000
Salary of Deputy Tax Commissioner 12,000
Salary of Social Security Officer 7,800
Salaries and Wages of Employees 680,000
Personal Services 2,000
Travel
Social Security Division 1,000
Other Travel 3,000
Contractual Services
Social Security Division 650
Other Contractual Services 158,000
Supplies and Materials
Social Security Division 650
Other Supplies and Materials 20,000
Capital Outlay
Social Security Division 300
Other Capital Outlay 3,000
Income Tax Administration Account (Section
1195, Title 30, Delaware Code) 25,000
TOTAL $ 931,400
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Revenue Collector- Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salary of Revenue Collector 2,500
TOTAL $ 2,500
Delaware State Development Department
Salary of Director 9,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 40,000
Personal Services 500
Travel 4,000
Contractual Services
Tourist Services for Legislative Hall 1,000
Other Contractual Services 25,000
Supplies and Materials 8,500
Capital Outlay 800
Delmarva Advisory Council Grant 13,545
TOTAL $ 102,345
State Planning Office
Salary of Director $ 17,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 104,000
Personal Services 4,000
Travel
State Planning Council 1,100
Other Travel 4,000
Contractual Services 32,900
Supplies and Materials
State Planning Council 250
Other Supplies and Materials 5,500
Capita/ Outlay 4,000
TOTAL $ 173,250
State Personnel Commission
Salaries of Commissioners 2,250
Salary of Director 17,500
Salary of Deputy (All sourcesTotal $14,400) 14,400
Salaries and Wages of Employees 11,700
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Year Ending June SO, 1968
Travel 3,250
Contractual Services 2,000
Supplies and Materials 2,700
Capital Outlay 1,000
TOTAL $ 54,800
TOTAL EXECUTIVE AND FINANCIAL ...$ 2,496,505
JUDICIAL AND LEGAL
Supreme Court
Salary of Chief Justice $ 25,000
Salaries of Associate Justices 49,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 35,000
Travel 2,550
Contractual Services 7,000
Supplies and Materials 3,000
Capital Outlay 3,000
TOTAL $ 124,550
Court of Chancery
Salary of Chancellor 24,000
Salaries of Vice-Chancellors 47,000
Chancellor for Reporting 400
Salaries and Wages of Employees 46,000
Travel 2,300
Contractual Services
Chancellor's Report 5,750
Other Contractual Services 1,450
Supplies and Materials 2,700
Capital Outlay 3,000
TOTAL $ 132,600
Superior Court
Salary of President Judge 24,000
Salaries of Associate Judges 188,000
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Kent Res. Judge for Reporting 400
Salaries and Wages of Employees 156,400
Personal Services 1,500
Travel 10,500
Contractual Services
Judge's Report 5,750
Other Contractual Services 3,000
Supplies and Materials 5,300
Capital Outlay 6,400
TOTAL $ 401,250
Common Pleas CourtKent County
Salary of Judge 21,000
TOTAL $ 21,000
Common Pleas CourtSussex County
Salary of Judge $ 21,000
TOTAL $ 21,000
Family Court for New Castle County
Salaries of Judges $ 63,000
Salary of Director 11,300
Salaries and Wages of Employees 351,100
Personal ServicesMasters 2,000
Travel 2,000
Contractual Services 5,930
Supplies and Materials 4,000
Capital Outlay 5,000
TOTAL $ 444,330
Family Court for Kent and Sussex Counties
Salaries of Judges $ 42,000
Salary of Director 8,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 135,500
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Year Ending
Personal ServicesMasters
TOTAL
New Castle County Law Library
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
Capital Outlay
TOTAL
State Law Library in Kent County
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
Capital Outlay
TOTAL
Sussex County Law Library
Personal Services
Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
Capital Outlay
TOTAL
Attorney General
Salary of Attorney General
Salary of Administrative AssistantFull-time
Salary of Chief Deputy
Salaries of County Deputies (3)
Salaries of County Assistant Deputies (6)
Salaries of Tax Deputies (2)
Salaries of State Detectives (3)
Salary of Supervisor of Personnel and Records
Salaries and Wages of Employees
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June 30, 1968
3,000
$ 188,500
4,700
1,500
50
8,400
14,650
7,600
1,800
150
8,000
17,550
500
1,000
75
5,500
7,075
15,000
15,000
8,500
22,500
42,000
14,000
10,500
7,000
67,228
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Personal Services 5,000
Travel 5,000
Contractual Services 15,000
Supplies and Materials 7,850
Capital Outlay 5,000
TOTAL $ 239,578
Board of Post Mortem Examiners
Salary of Medical Examiner $ 19,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 43,100
Personal Services 6,000
Travel 1,700
Contractual Services 4,800
Supplies and Materials 3,350
Capital Outlay 5,000
TOTAL 82,950
Public Defender
Salary of Public Defender 10,000
Salary of Assistant Public DefenderFull-time 10,000
Salary of Administrative Assistant 7,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 17,700
Personal Services
Lawyers 49,000
Court Reporters and Other Personal Serv-ices
5,000
Travel 1,500
Contractual Services 6,000
Supplies and Materials 1,800
Capital Outlay 1,500
TOTAL $ 110,000
Council on Administration of Justice
Travel 200
Contractual Services 300
TOTAL 500
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Supervisor of Justices of Peace Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salary of Deputy Administrator $ 15,000
Salary of Assistant Deputy Administrator 9,000
Salaries of Justices of Peace (53) 424,000
Salaries of Constables (26) 130,000
Salaries of Chief Clerks (15) 67,500
Salaries of Deputy Clerks (40) 160,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 17,200
Personal Services 7,000
Travel
Constables 32,500
Other Travel 400
Contractual Services 70,000
Supplies and Materials 20,000
Capital Outlay 12,000
TOTAL $ 964,600
TOTAL JUDICIAL AND LEGAL $ 2,770,133
PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL BOARDS
State Board of Accountancy
Salaries of Board Members 1,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 1,300
Travel 500
Contractual Services 1,950
Supplies and Materials 150
TOTAL $ 4,900
Board of Examiners and Registration of Architects
Salaries and Wages of Employees . . $ 2,000
Travel 250
Contractual Services 850
Supplies and Materials 100
TOTAL $ 3,200
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State Board of Barber Examiners Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salaries of Board Members 1,400
Salary of Secretary 300
Travel 600
Contractual Services 725
Supplies and Materials 150
TOTAL 3,175
Board of Chiropody Examiners
Salaries of Board Members 160
Travel 30
Contractual Services 95
Supplies and Materials 65
Capital Outlay 150
TOTAL 500
State Board of Chiropractic Examiners
Salaries of Board Members 150
Travel 50
Contractual Services 113
Supplies and Materials 40
TOTAL 353
Board of Cosmetology
Salaries of Board Members 1,500
Salary of Secretary 2,300
Personal Services 800
Travel 900
Contractual Services 1,100
Supplies and Materials 460
TOTAL 7,050
State Board of Dental Examiners
Salaries of Board Members 700
Salaries and Wages of Employees 500
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Year Ending June 30,1968
Travel 500
Contractual Services 795
Supplies and Materials 150
TOTAL $ 2,645
State Board of Registration for Professional
Engineers and Land Surveyors
Salary of Secretary 4,320
Salaries and Wages of Employees 800
Personal Services 300
Travel 1,000
Contractual Services 4,225
Supplies and Materials 1,200
TOTAL $ 11,845
Medical Council of Delaware
Salaries of Board Members $ 2,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 8,000
Personal Services 100
Travel 2,200
Contractual Services 1,000
Supplies and Materials 850
TOTAL $ 14,650
Delaware Board of Nursing
Salaries of Board Members 800
Salary of Executive Director 7,000
Salary of Assistant Executive Director 6,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 4,200
Travel 800
Contractual Services 4,940
Supplies and Materials 200
Capital Outlay 200
TOTAL $ 24,140
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
State Board of Examiners in Optometry
Salaries of Board Members 300
Travel 150
Contractual Services 100
Supplies and Materials 50
TOTAL 600
State Board of Pharmacy
Salaries of Board Members 1,500
Personal Services 4,000
Travel 2,000
Contractual Services 950
Supplies and Materials 150
Capital Outlay 200
TOTAL 8,800
State Examining Board of Physical Therapists
Personal Services 20
Travel 30
Contractual Services 200
Supplies and Materials 25
Capital Outlay 50
TOTAL 325
State Board of Examiners of Psychologists
Personal Services 100
Travel 100
Contractual Services 325
Supplies and Materials 100
Capital Outlay 75
TOTAL 700
Delaware Real Estate Commission
Salaries of Board Members 1,080
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Year Ending June
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Travel
Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
TOTAL
State Board of Examiners of Undertakers
Salaries of Board Members
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Personal Services
Travel
Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
TOTAL
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Personal Services
Travel
Contractual Services
TOTAL
State Board of Electrical Examiners
Salaries of Board Members (7)
Salary of Secretary-Treasurer
Operations
TOTAL
TOTAL PROFESSIONAL AND
OCCUPATIONAL BOARDS
30, 1968
2,350
200
1,270
400
5,300
300
300
250
150
350
100
1,450
150
25
75
15
265
1,260
300
9,440
11,000
$ 100,898
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
REGULATORY BOARDS AND AGENCIES
Alcoholic Beverage Control Commission
Salaries of Board Members 5,000
Salary of Secretary 9,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 112,700
Personal Services
Lawyers 5,000
Court Reporters 4,000
Travel 7,000
Contractual Services 14,000
Supplies and Materials 2,720
Capital Outlay 2,200
TOTAL $ 162,120
State Athletic Commission
Salaries of Board Members 900
Personal Services 100
Travel 200
Contractual Services 100
Supplies and Materials 50
Capital Outlay 100
TOTAL 1,450
State Bank Commissioner
Salaries of Board Members 240
Salary of Bank Commissioner 15,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 40,000
Personal Services 100
Travel 3,650
Contractual Services 1,500
Supplies and Materials 800
Capital Outlay 600
TOTAL $ 61,890
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Bingo Control Commission Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salaries of Board Members 1,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 11,400
Travel 3,300
Contractual Services 500
Supplies and Materials 100
TOTAL $ 16,800
Board of Boiler Rules
Salary of Chief Inspector 7,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 18,000
Travel 3,500
Contractual Services 2,000
Supplies and Materials 500
Capital Outlay 150
TOTAL $ 31,650
State Fire Prevention Commission
Off ice of State Fire Marshal
Salary of Fire Marshal $ 8,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 36,100
Travel 1,600
Contractual Services 3,189
Supplies and Materials 4,350
Capital Outlay 5,200
Fire Prevention Conference 750
TOTAL $ 59,689
State Fire Prevention Commission
Delaware State Fire School
Salary of Director 8,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 10,500
Travel 5,600
Contractual Services 3,700
Supplies and Materials 2,900
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Capital Outlay 6,500
TOTAL $ 37,700
State Human Relations Commission
Salary of Executive Secretary 4,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 6,000
Personal ServicesLawyer 2,000
Travel 1,500
Contractual Services 4,500
Supplies and Materials 1,000
Capital Outlay 500
TOTAL 20,000
State Insurance Commissioner
Salary of Commissioner $ 12,000
Salary of Deputy 11,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 43,050
Travel 3,275
Contractual Services
Insurance Premiums 296,400
Other Contractual Services 6,150
Supplies and Materials 1,300
Capital Outlay 800
TOTAL $ 373,975
Public Service Commission
Salaries of Board Members $ 13,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 40,600
Personal Services
Lawyers 7,200
Other Personal Services 4,000
Travel 3,500
Contractual Services 4,500
Supplies and Materials 3,200
Capital Outlay 1,000
TOTAL $ 77,500
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Delaware Harness Racing Commission
Salaries of Board Members 3
Salary of Executive Secretary 12,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 14,500
Travel 4,000
Contractual Services 3,000
Supplies and Materials 1,500
Capital Outlay 1,500
TOTAL $ 36,503
Delaware Racing Commission
Salaries of Board Members 4
Salaries and Wages of Employees 2,400
Travel 800
Contractual Services 3,062
Supplies and Materials 75
TOTAL 6,341
TOTAL REGULATORY BOARDS
AND AGENCIES $ 885,618
DEFENSE
Delaware National Guard
Salary of Adjutant General $ 15,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 73,500
Travel 4,000
Contractual Services
Special Repairs to Armories 9,000
Other Contractual Services 96,200
Supplies and Materials
Small Arms Security Rooms 4,000
Other Supplies and Materials 23,000
Capital Outlay 8,000
Unit Fund Allowance 18,500
Uniform Allowance 22,000
TOTAL $ 273,200
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Department of Civil Defense Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salary of Director (Total $10,000; State $5,000;
Other Sources $5,000) 5,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 34,450
Personal Services 200
Travel 700
Contractual Services 6,000
Supplies and Materials 3,375
Capital Outlay 5,000
TOTAL $ 54,725
TOTAL DEFENSE $ 327,925
LABOR
State Department of Labor and Industrial Relations
Salary of Executive Secretary 9,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 98,100
Personal ServicesLawyers 3,000
Travel 3,000
Contractual Services 13,000
Supplies and Materials 2,725
Capital Outlay 1,500
TOTAL 130,825
Apprenticeship and Training Council
Salaries of Board Members 1,440
Salary of Director 7,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 3,900
Travel 475
Contractual Services 350
Supplies and Materials 200
Capital Outlay 150
TOTAL $ 14,015
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Industrial Accident Board Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salaries of Board Members $ 15,000
Salary of Secretary 6,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 17,900
Personal Services
Legal Fees 5,300
Court Reporters 6,000
Travel 3,500
Contractual Services 5,750
Supplies and Materials 1,000
Capital Outlay 300
TOTAL $ 60,750
TOTAL LABOR $ 205,590
CULTURAL, HISTORIC AND RECREATIONAL
Public Archives CommissionAdministration
Salary of Archivist $ 11,100
Salaries and Wages of Employees 74,500
Personal Services 3,000
Travel 1,000
Contractual Services
Old Sussex County Courthouse 600
Other Contractual Services 4,000
Supplies and Materials
Film 3,000
Other Supplies and Materials 1,000
Capital Outlay
Historic Markers 1,000
Other Capital Outlay 3,500
TOTAL $ 102,700
Public Archives CommissionState Museum
Salaries and Wages of Employees $ 30,000
Personal Services 900
Travel 250
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
Capital Outlay
Alarm System
Other Capital Outlay
1,600
1,000
6,000
2,000
TOTAL $ 41,750
Public Archives Commission
John Dickinson Mansion
Salaries and Wages of Employees $ 15,700
Personal Services 600
Contractual Services 900
Supplies and Materials 550
Capital Outlay 800
TOTAL $ 18,550
Public Archives Commission
Fort Christina Monument
Salaries and Wages of Employees 6,600
Personal Services 400
Contractual Services 2,420
Supplies and Materials 550
Capital Outlay 200
TOTAL $ 10,170
Public Archives CommissionGovernor's House
Salaries and Wages of Employees 600
Supplies and Materials 10,000
TOTAL $ 10,600
Public Archives CommissionBuena Vista
Salaries and Wages of Employees $ 26,000
Contractual Services 4,000
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Supplies and Materials 10,000
TOTAL 40,000
Portrait Commission
Travel 25
Contractual Services 155
Supplies and Materials 20
Capital Outlay 500
TOTAL 700
Lewes Memorial Commission
Salaries and Wages of Employees 10,110
Personal Services 50
Travel 100
Contractual Services 1,600
Supplies and Materials 350
Capital Outlay 500
TOTAL 12,710
New Castle If Buildings Commission
Salaries and Wages of Employees $ 10,000
Contractual Services 2,000
Supplies and Materials 500
Capital Outlay 500
TOTAL $ 13,000
Delaware Day Commission
Contractual Services 450
TOTAL 450
Delaware Archaeological Board
Salary of Archaeologist 8,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 9,500
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Travel 400
Contractual Services 2,000
Supplies and Materials 700
Capital Outlay 1,000
TOTAL $ 21,600
Library Commission
Salary of Librarian (Total $15,000; State
$8,500; Other Sources $6,500) 8,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 39,600
Travel 1,000
Contractual Services
Library Service for Blind 15,000
Other Contractual Services 1,360
Supplies and Materials 1,900
Capital Outlay 4,500
TOTAL 71,860
State Park CommissionAdministration
Salary of Director $ 8,800
Salary of Assistant Director 8,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 225,060
Personal Services 1,000
Travel 1,000
Contractual Services
Indian River 18,950
Other Contractual Services 43,700
Supplies and Materials
Indian River 6,500
Other Supplies and Materials 23,550
Capital Outlay
Indian River 26,700
Other Capital- Outlay 34,000
TOTAL $ 397,760
TOTAL CULTURAL, HISTORIC AND
RECREATIONAL $ 741,850
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STATE PROPERTIES
Custodian Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salary of Executive Secretary $ 21,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 764,000
Personal Services 6,500
Travel 4,300
Salary of Custodian $ 12,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 250,000
Travel 500
Contractual Services 145,000
Supplies and Materials 35,000
Capital Outlay 5,000
TOTAL $ 447,500
State Buildings and Grounds Con:mission
Personal Services 200
Travel 300
Contractual Services 150
Supplies and Materials 200
TOTAL 850
State Distribution Agency
Salary of Director 9,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 55,800
Travel 800
Contractual Services 20,000
Supplies and Materials 5,000
Capital Outlay 2,000
TOTAL $ 93,100
TOTAL STATE PROPERTIES $ 541,450
HEALTH AND WELFARE
State Board of Health
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Contractual Services
School Examination Fees 25,000
New Jersey Virus Lab. Service 8,400
Other Contractual Services 57,000
Supplies and Materials
GlassesOptometry Division 2,500
Polio and Measles Vaccine 30,000
Other Supplies and Materials 28,300
Capital Outlay 16,000
TOTAL $ 963,000
Emily P. Bissell Hospital
Salary of Superintendent $ 13,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 802,000
Personal Services 20,000
Travel 3,000
Contractual Services 81,000
Supplies and Materials 161,975
Capital Outlay 35,000
TOTAL $ 1,116,475
Water and Air Resources Commission
Salary of Executive Director (Total : $17,700;
State $9,700; Others $8,000) 9,700
Salaries and Wages of Employees 190,600
Personal Services
Lawyer 5,000
Other Personal Services 9,900
Travel 8,000
Contractual Services
Boat Rental 3,600
Other Contractual Services 15,000
Supplies and Materials 20,500
Capital Outlay 64,400
TOTAL $ 326,700
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Department of Mental Health Year Ending June 30, 1968
Administration
Salaries of Board Members $ 3,300
Salary of Commissioner 27,800
Salaries and Wages of Employees 248,500
Personal Services 5,000
Travel 4,500
Contractual Services
Equipment Rental (A.D.P.) 12,628
Other Contractual Services 13,300
Supplies and Materials 2,600
Capital Outlay 2,000
TOTAL $ 319,628
Department of Mental Health
Delaware State Hospital
Salary of Superintendent $ 21,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 3,340,066
Personal Services 114,030
Travel 2,500
Contractual Services
Buildings and Grounds Repair 50,000
Other Contractual Services 189,000
Supplies and Materials
Buildings Repair Materials 30,000
Other Supplies and Materials 687,000
Capital Outlay 68,600
TOTAL $ 4,502,696
Department of Mental Health
Mental Hygiene Clinic
Salary of Director $ 21,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 268,160
Personal Services 4,000
Travel 1,000
Contractual Services 12,000
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Supplies and Materials 8,050
Capital Outlay 4,500
TOTAL $ 318,710
Department of Mental Health
Governor Bacon Health Center
Salary of Superintendent $ 21,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 1,094,370
Personal Services 16,620
Travel 1,000
Contractual Services 84,900
Supplies and Materials 142,800
Capital Outlay 12,000
TOTAL $ 1,372,690
Department of Mental Health
Hospital for the Mentally Retarded
Salary of Superintendent $ 21,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 1,545,820
Personal Services 31,000
Travel 1,100
Contractual Services 105,800
Supplies and Materials 274,200
Capital Outlay 28,000
TOTAL $ 2,007,420
Department of Mental Health.
Daytime Care Centers
Salary of Director $ 13,800
Salaries and Wages of Employees 151,380
Travel 3,700
Contractual Services 16,400
Supplies and Materials 17,400
Capital Outlay 12,600
TOTAL $ 215,280
Chapter 40
Delaware Home and Hospital for Year Ending
Chronically Ill at Smyrna
Salaries of Board Members
Salary of Medical Director
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Personal Services
Travel
Contractual Services
Automatic Accounting Equipment
Food Service
Other Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
Drugs and Medical Supplies
Other Supplies and Materials
Capital Outlay
TOTAL
Commission for the Aging
Salary of Director (Total $10,000; State $5,000;
Other Sources $5,000)
Salary of Deputy Director (Total $8,800; State
$4,400; Other Sources $4,400)
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Travel
Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
Older American Act Grants
TOTAL
Delaware Commission on Children and Youth
Salary of Executive Secretary
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Travel
Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
TOTAL
79
June 30, 1968
840
21,500
2,006,000
24,000
1,000
7,500
30,000
114,000
180,000
405,950
44,000
$ 2,834,790
5,000
4,400
7,000
1,000
700
400
25,000
$ 43,500
4,800
1,600
600
800
900
8,700
TOTAL $ 4,100
Delaware Commission for the Blind
Salary of Director (Total $12,500; State $5,250;
Other $7,250) 5,250
Salaries and Wages of Employees 87,020
Personal Services 4,000
Travel 4,800
Contractual Services
Education Services 91,800
Other Contractual Services 13,200
Supplies and Materials
Vocational Training 19,000
Other Supplies and Materials 2,500
Capital Outlay
Stand Construction 5,000
Other Capital Outlay 3,000
Assistance Grants 164,000
TOTAL 399,570
Department of Public WelfareAdministration
Salary of Director (Total $15,000; State $6,000,
incl. G.A. Division; Other $9,000) 6,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 776,550
Personal Services 3,000
Travel 5,000
Contractual Services
Blue Cross Accounting Contract 30,000
Other Contractual Services 67,250
Supplies and Materials 18,000
Capital Outlay 21,600
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Interagency Committee on Mental Retardation
Year Ending June 30, 1968
Travel 500
Contractual Services 1,100
Supplies and Materials 700
Capital Outlay 1,800
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Old Age Assistance Grants 360,000
Aid to Disabled Grants 247,000
Aid and Service to Needy Families 746,000
Direct CareChild Welfare Service 823,000
Medical Aid Program 200,000
TOTAL $ 3,303,400
Department of Public Welfare
General Assistance Program
Salary of Director 3,600
Salaries and Wages of Employees 190,000
Travel 600
Contractual Services 21,000
Supplies and Materials 7,100
Capital Outlay 4,000
General Assistance Grants 468,650
PensionsEmployees and Spouse 6,350
TOTAL $ 701,300
TOTAL HEALTH AND WELFARE $ 18,437,959
REHABILITATION
Department of Corrections
Salaries of Board Members 4,500
Salary of Director 16,000
Salary of Director of Institutions 12,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 1,306,260
Personal Services
Payments to Inmates 22,000
Medical Services (Title 11, Section 6536) 26,200
Other Personal Services 7,200
Travel 12,000
Contractual Services
Hospital Services (Title II, Section 6536) 12,000
Other Contractual Services 124,000
Supplies and Materials
Drugs and Medical Supplies, Title IL Section
6536) 12,000
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Other Supplies and Materials 260,500
Capital Outlay 30,000
TOTAL $ 1,845,160
Youth Services Commission
Salary of Executive Director $ 14,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 761,000
Personal Services 16,000
Travel 4,900
Contractual Services 55,000
Supplies and Materials
Food 85,000
Other Supplies and Materials 54,100
Capital Outlay
Fire Protection Improvements 10,000
Other Capital Outlay 22,000
TOTAL $ 1,022,000
Board of Parole
Salaries of Board Members 2,160
Salaries and Wages of Employees 11,000
Travel 1,800
Contractual Services 1,225
Supplies and Materials 200
Capital Outlay 500
TOTAL $ 16,885
Board of Pardons
Salary of President 244
Personal Services 96
Travel 100
TOTAL 440
TOTAL REHABILITATION $ 2,884,485
Chapter 40 83
AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND CONSERVATION
State Board of Agriculture Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salaries of Board Members
Salary of Secretary
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Personal Services
Travel
Contractual Services
U.S.D.A. Market News
U.S.D.A. Inspector Service
Other Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
Capital Outlay
Vehicles
Other Capital Outlay
TOTAL
State Board of Agriculture
Weights and Measures
Salary of Chief Inspector
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Personal Services
Travel S
Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
Capital Outlay
TOTAL
Soil and Water Conservation Commission
Salary of Director
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Travel
Contractual Services
Highway Crossing Contracts
Other Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
Capital Outlay
1,950
7,500
203,900
26,000
4,000
1,250
11,500
10,000
16,800
4,000
4,000
$ 290,900
7,800
40,000
400
800
1,560
3,350
3,000
56,900
12,000
39,800
4,600
90,000
2,414
400
500
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Tax DitchesSussex County* 22,500
Tax DitchesKent County* 10,000
Tax DitchesNew Castle County* 30,000
*Pursuant to Chapter 414, Volume 55, Delaware Code
TOTAL $ 212,214
State Poultry Commission
Salary of Executive Secretary
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Travel
Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
TOTAL
State Forestry DepartmentAdministration
Salary of State Forester (Total $10,500; State
$5,250; Other $5,250) 5,250
Salaries and Wages of Employees 60,000
Travel 600
Contractual Services
Sanitary Facility Rental 2,000
Other Contractual Services 5,000
Supplies and Materials 4,000
Capital Outlay 5,000
TOTAL
State Forestry Department
Special Fire Protection and Extinction
Salaries and Wages of Employees
Personal Services
Travel
Contractual Services
Supplies and Materials
Capital Outlay
2,000
1,400
600
10,525
25
14,550
81,850
12,300
1,000
50
2,000
600
3,900
TOTAL $ 19,850
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Delaware Game and Fish Commission
Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salaries of Board Members 2,700
Salary of Director (Total $10,500; State $6,000;
Other $4,500) 6,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 69,000
Personal Services 550
Travel 975
Contractual Services
New Castle County Dog Control 25,000
Kent County Dog Control 10,000
Other Contractual Services 10,000
Supplies and Materials 12,600
Capital Outlay 3,500
TOTAL $ 140,325
Delaware Commission of Shell Fisheries
Salary of Executive Secretary 5,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 51,000
Personal Services 700
Travel 750
Contractual Services
Research 10,000
Other Contractual Services 5,000
Supplies and Materials 5,000
Capital Outlay 1,000
TOTAL $ 78,450
Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission
Travel 300
Contractual Services 1,500
TOTAL 1,800
State Geologist
Salaries and Wages of Employees $ 40,500
Travel 1,000
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Contractual Services
River Master Program 15,000
Federal Co-op Program 17,430
Other Contractual Services 1,800
Supplies and Materials 1,100
Capital Outlay
Vehicles 6,300
Other Capital Outlay 500
TOTAL $ 83,630
TOTAL AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND
CONSERVATION $ 980,469
HIGHWAYS, POLICE, ETC.
State Highway Department
Controller's Office
Salary of Controller $ 16,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 172,000
Personal Services 8,000
Travel 3,000
Contractual Services
Office and E.D.P. Equipment Rental 185,000
Other Contractual Services 24,000
Supplies and Materials 13,350
Capital Outlay 3,000
Social Security Contribution (Administered by
State Treasurer) 240,000
TOTAL $ 664,350
State Highway Department
Engineering Division
Salary of Director of Operations
(All Sources) $ 21,500
Salary of Administrative Assistant
(All Sources) 11,100
Salary of Chief Engineer (All Sources) 18,000
Chapter 40 87
Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salaries and Wages of Employees 4,137,100
Personal Services
Lawyers 12,000
Other Personal Services 10,000
Travel 5,500
Contractual Services
Snow Removal Contracts 140,000
Resurfacing Contracts 1,300,000
Grass Mowing Contracts 90,000
Other Contractual Services 468,900
Supplies and Materials 1,310,000
Capital Outlay 570,000
Lines, Center and Edge of Highways 50,000
TOTAL $ 8,144,100
State Highway Department
Motor Vehicle Division
Salary of Commissioner $ 15,000
Salaries and Wages of Employees 738,210
Personal Services 100
Travel 700
Contractual Services 100,550
Supplies and Materials
Tags, Stickers and Numerals 159,000
Other Supplies and Materials 24,000
Capital Outlay 8,500
TOTAL $ 1,046,060
State Highway Department
Safety Responsibility Division
Salary Of Director $ 7,800
Salaries and Wages of Employees 19,140
Travel 500
Contractual Services 1,500
Supplies and Materials 1,200
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Year Ending June 30, 1988
Capital Outlay 300
TOTAL $ 30,440
State Highway Department
Motor Fuel Tax Division
Salary of Director 7,800
Salaries and Wages of Employees 28,500
Travel 3,000
Contractual Services 3,000
Supplies and Materials 1,525
Capital Outlay 1,000
TOTAL $ 44,825
State Highway Department
State Police Division
Salary of Superintendent $ 14,000
Salary of Director of Operations 12,600
Salaries of Uniformed Division 1,656,465
Salaries and Wages of Employees 256,000
Personal Services 1,300
Travel 10,300
Contractual Services 122,400
Supplies and Materials 154,000
Capital Outlay 104,000
Pension Fund Contribution 34,000
TOTAL $ 2,365,065
State Highway Department
Communications Division
Salaries and Wages of Employees $ 73,000
Travel 1,000
Contractual Services
School Contracts 2,000
Other Contractual Services 4,000
DEBT SERVICE
Redemptions $ 21,340,036
Interest (Total $8,996,522; General Fund
$7,996,522; Capital Investment Fund In-terest
$1,000,000) 7,996,522
TOTAL $ 29,336,558
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Supplies and Materials
Materials for Resale 18,000
Other Supplies and Materials 3,825
Capital Outlay 17,000
TOTAL $ 118,825
State Highway Department
Mosquito Control Division
Salary of Superintendent 8,800
Salaries and Wages of Employees 110,000
Travel 600
Contractual Services 60,000
Supplies and Materials 50,000
Capital Outlay
Back Hoe 10,000
Other Capital Outlay 3,000
TOTAL $ 242,400
TOTAL HIGHWAYS, POLICE, ETC. . . . . $ 12,656,065
County Obligations
Redemptions $ 55,000
Interest 3,407
TOTAL $ 58,407
TOTAL DEBT SERVICE $ 29,394,965
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PENSIONS AND SOCIAL SECURITY
State Employees Pension Plan Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salaries and Wages of Employees $ 6,900
Travel 100
Contractual Services 1,200
Supplies and Materials 400
Capital Outlay 1,000
Benefits 3,055,000
Survivors' PensionSpouse 275,000
TOTAL $ 3,339,600
Board of State Employees' Pension Trustees
Salaries and Wages of Employees $ 2,500
TOTAL $ 2,600
State Judiciary Retirement Fund
Contributions $ 30,000
TOTAL $ 30,000
State Police Retirement Fund
Personal Services 250
Supplies and Materials 250
Contributions
Regular Pensions 255,000
Survivors' Pensions 60,000
TOTAL $ 315,500
Paraplegic Veterans' Pensions
Benefits $ 6,600
TOTAL $ 6,600
Retired and Disabled Teachers' Pensions
Benefits $ 200,000
TOTAL $ 200,000
Chapter 40 91
State ShareSocial Security Year Ending June 30, 1968
Contributions $ 3,069,400
TOTAL $ 3,069,400
TOTAL PENSIONS AND
SOCIAL SECURITY $ 6,963,600
GRANTS-IN-AID
Municipalities
Street Improvement Aid Funds $ 2,000,000
TOTAL $ 2,000,000
Peninsula Horticultural Society
Contractual Services $ 900
TOTAL $ 900
Crop Improvement Association
Contractual Services $ 800
TOTAL $ 800
TOTAL GRANTS-IN-AID $ 2,001,700
CONTINGENCY FUND
(Administered by State Budget Commission)
Emergency Fund Only $ 100,000
Boiler and Roof Repair 50,000
Fire and Storm Damage 100,000
Increased EnrollmentYouth Services Com-mission
60,000
Security Treatment CenterYouth Services
Commission 30,000
Public Service CommissionHearing Contin-gency
10,000
New Castle Historic Building Renovations . . 15,000
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Year Ending June 30, 1968
Chief Admin. OfficerDelaware Home and
Hospital 13,000
Coordinator of Highway Safety 5,000
Department of CorrectionsOvertime Contin-gency
15,000
Commission on Status of Women 2,500
TOTAL $ 400,500
TOTAL AGENCIES, GRANTS-IN-AID . . . . $ 82,341,453
EDUCATION
Higher EducationUniversity of Delaware
Operations $ 8,093,500
Diagnostic Poultry Service 10,000
General Scholarships 37,500
Aid to Needy Students (Section 5520-5524, Title
14, Delaware Code) 57,000
Teaching Scholarships (Section 5502, Title 14,
Delaware Code) 50,000
Scholarship Fund (Section 5501, Title 14, Del-aware
Code) 50,000-
Employer's Share, Social Security (Adminis-tered
by the State Treasurer) 440,600
State Employees' Pension Benefits (Adminis-tered
by the State Treasurer) 245,520
TOTAL $ 8,984,120
Higher Educational Aid Advisory Commission
Delaware Higher Education and Vocational Loan Program
Salaries and Wages of Employees $ 4,500
Travel 500
Contractual Services 2,500
Supplies and Materials 2,500
Guaranteed Loan ReservesVocational Student
Loan Plan 15,000
TOTAL $ 25,000
Chapter 40 93
Delaware State College Year Ending June 30, 1968
Salaries and Wages of Employees $ 688,000
Personal Services
Work Study Program 10,000
Other Personal Services 3,000
Travel 3,000
Contractual Services 118,700
Supplies and Materials 90,500
Capital Outlay 57,900
Scholarships (Section 6510, Title 14, Delaware
Code) 50,000
TOTAL $ 1,021,100
TOTAL HIGHER EDUCATION $ 10,030,220
PUBLIC EDUCATION
State Board of Education
DIVISION I..SALARIES
Board Members $ 2,700
Superintendent 20,500
Assistant Superintendents (2) 28,680
Directors (6) 80,520
Supervisors (16) (Total $181,040; State
$147,020; Other 34,020) 147,020
Supervisor, Industrial Arts (Total $11,360;
State $5,680; Other $5,680) 5,680
Supervisors (6) (All other funds)
Assistant Supervisors (3-11 months; 10-12
months) (Total $141,418; State $134,198;
Other $7,220) 134,198
Assistant Supervisors (5) (All other funds)
Assistant Supervisor, Safety Education (12
months) 11,000
Teachers
Driver Education (55-10 months) ... 362,400
A. I. duPont Institute (1) 6,900
Attendance Officers (4-10 months) .. 27,200
Psychologists (12-10 months) 97,600
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Year Ending June 30, 1988
Speech and Hearing (12-10 months) 87,280
Homebound (10-10 months) 65,000
Substitutes in Districts 375,000
Other Teachers (2-12 months) 16,440
Clerical 202,300
Janitorial 2,640
Others
Education Foreign Born 8,480
Bus Drivers and Attendants 118,000
E.D.P. Coordinator (Total $10,600; State
$3,500; Other $7,100) 3,500
E.D.P. Programmer (Total $7,500; State
$2,000; Other $5,500) 2,000
Administrative Assistant to Superinten-dent
(Other $13,340)
Graphic Arts (Other $9,000)
Machine Operator (Other $6,000)
TOTAL SALARIES AND STATE FUNDS $ 1,805,038
DIVISION II.
Personal Services
LawyersTenure Case Contingency 3,000
Other Personal Services 4,000
Travel
Reimbursement to Parents 25,000
Mileage 26,000
Other Travel 5,000
Contractual Services
Tuition and Initiation of Delaware Pro-grams
120,066
TransportationBus Contracts 2,500,000
Evening School 95,000
Other Contractual Services 83,400
Supplies and Materials 45,200
Capital Outlay
Films 15,000
Buses 15,000
Other Vehicles 12,000
Other Capital Outlay 5,000
Chapter 40 95
Year Ending June 30, 1968
Scholarship Fund (Chapter 34, Title 14, Dela-ware
Code) 100,000
Governor's Committee on Employment of
Handicapped 500
TOTAL NON-SALARIES--STATE FUNDS . . . . $ 3,054,166
TOTAL STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION--
STATE FUNDS $ 4,859,204
State Board of Vocational Education
DIVISION I.SALARIES
Assistant Superintendent (Total $14,820
State $7,410; Other $7,410) 7,410
Supervisors (7) (Total $80,560State $40,280;
Other $40,280) 40,280
Assistant Supervisors (5) (All other sources)
Teachers
Fire School 5,000
Vocational Programs 46,750
Clerical 17,000
Student Work Study 5,000
Personal Services 1,000
Travel 4,000
Contractual Services 2,700
Supplies and Materials
Textbooks and SuppliesVocational Pro-grams
8,500
Other Supplies and Materials 2,400
Capital Outlay 1,800
TOTAL $ 141,840
State Board of Vocational Education.
Rehabilitation Division
Personal Services 73,000
Travel 7,000
Contractual Services
Case Service 31,000
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Year Ending June' 30, 1968
Other Contractual Services 134,000
Supplies and Materials 22,000
TOTAL STATE BOARD OF VOCATIONAL EDU-CATION-
REHABILITATION DIVISION . .$ 267,000
Educational Television Board
SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Caesar Rodney
DIVISION I.-SALARIES For School Year 1967-1968
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,840
E. Principals 5 54,260
F. Part-time Principals 1 7,220
G. Administrative Assistants 2 23,080
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 97,400
H. Teachers 174 $ 1,019,590
I. Clerical 12 55,625
J. Janitorial 22 107,400
K. Health 4I/2 24,500
L. Cafeteria 5 23,850
Salary of Director $ 16,500
Salaries and Wages of Employees 369,000
Personal Services 22,000
Travel 5,000
Contractual Services
University of Delaware Film Production 5,000
Film Processing 5,200
Videotape Rental 54,500
Cable Rental 500,000
Other Contractual Services 50,000
Supplies and Materials 48,000
Capital Outlay 3,000
TOTAL $ 1,078,200
Chapter 40 97
For School Year 1967-1968
DIVISION ILOTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 180 162,000
Capital Outlay 180 18,000
TOTAL $ 1,508,365
Caesar Rodney Trainable School
(Administered by Caesar Rodney)
DIVISION I.SALARIES
Teachers 4 $ 23,600
Clerical PT 1,500
Janitorial 1 4,700
Health PT 1,600
M. Attendants and Aides 4 11,600
DIVISION ILOTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 8 7,200
Capital Outlay 8 800
TOTAL $ 51,000
Claymont
DIVISION 1.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,840
Principals 4 44,000
Vice-Principals 1 9,860
F. Administrative Assistants 1 11,540
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 78,240
Teachers 127 $ 888,600
Clerical 9 44,400
Janitorial 22 109,100
Health 3 17,800
Cafeteria 5 21,250
DIVISION ILOTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 132 118,800
Capital Outlay 132 13,200
TOTAL $ 1,291,390
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Dover
DIVISION I.-SALARIES For School Year 1967-1968
A. Chief School Officer $ 13,320
E. PrincipalsFull time 8 82,120
F. Vice-principals 1 9,900
G. Administrative Assistants 2 23,080
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 128,420
H. Teachers 219 $ 1,457,000
I. Clerical 15 71,100
J. Janitorial 55 249,650
K. Health 51/2 29,400
L. Cafeteria 7 33,200
DIVISION II.-OTHER COSTS
A. AU Other Costs 228 205,200
B. Capital Outlay 228 22,800
TOTAL $ 2,196,770
Alexis I. Du Pont
DIVISION I.-SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 13,320
E. Principals 4 42,300
F. Vice-principals 2 18,160
G. Administrative Assistants 1 11,540
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 85,320
H. Teachers 91 $ 642,400
I. Clerical 8 39,600
J. Janitorial 33 153,050
K. Health 21/2 14,500
L. Cafeteria 6 25,300
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
A. All Other Costs 97 87,300
B. Capital Outlay 97 9,700
TOTAL $ 1,057,170
Chapter 40 ,99
Georgetown For School Year 1967-1968
DIVISION I.-SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,840
Principals 2 21,520
Vice-Principals 1 9,560
Administrative Assistants 1 11,060
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 54,980
Teachers 72 $ 490,000
Clerical 6 28,300
Janitorial 10 50,500
Health 2 12,000
Cafeteria 1 3,950
DIVISION II.-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 75 67,500
Capital Outlay 75 7,500
TOTAL $ 714,730
Harrington
DIVISION I.-SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 11,860
E. Principals 2 22,080
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 33,940
Teachers 57 $ 384,600
Clerical 4 20,400
Janitorial 10 50,300
Health 11/2 8,100
Cafeteria 2 8,200
DivisioN II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 59 53,100
Capital Outlay 59 5,900
TOTAL $ 564,540
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Laurel For School Year 196771968
DIVISION I.-SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,840
E. Principals 3 31,780
F. Vice-principals 1 9,560
G. Administrative Assistants 1 11,540
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 65,720
H. Teachers 91 $ 623,560
I. Clerical 8 39,100
J. Janitorial 17 85,500
K. Health 21/2 14,700
L. Cafeteria 2 7,150
DIVISION II.-OTHER COSTS
A. All Other Costs 95 85,500
B. Capital Outlay 95 9,500
TOTAL $ 930,730
Lewes
DIVISION I..-SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,840
E. Principals 2 22,480
F. Principals, Part-time 1 8,000
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 43,320
H. Teachers 67 $ 449,000
I. Clerical 5 24,600
J. Janitorial 10 48,400
K. Health 2 11,700
L. Cafeteria 2 8,800
DIVISION ILOTHER COSTS
A. All Other Costs 70 63,000
B. Capital Outlay 70 7,000
TOTAL $ 655,820
Chapter 40 101
Milford For School Year 1967-1968
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,360
Principals 5 52,900
Vice-Principals 1 8,880
Administrative Assistants 1 11,540
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 85,680
Teachers 130 $ 871,300
Clerical 9 42,700
Janitorial 25 119,250
Health 3 16,200
Cafeteria 5 19,800
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 136 122,400
Capital Outlay 136 13,600
TOTAL $ 1,290,930
Mount Pleasant
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,840
Principals 7 76,560
Vice-principals 1 9,320
Administrative Assistants 2 20,680
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 119,400
Teachers 229 $ 1,648,600
Clerical 15 72,900
Janitorial 34 150,050
Health 51/2 32,400
Cafeteria 7 32,600
DIVISION ILOTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 237 213,300
Capital Outlay 237 23,700
TOTAL $ 2,292,950
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New Castle For School Year 1967-1968
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,360
Principals 8 87,700
Vice-principals 3 29,560
Administrative Assistants 2 23,080
Newark
DIVISION 1.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer
Principals 15
Vice-principals 2
Administrative Assistants 4
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES
H. Teachers 484 $
1. Clerical 31
Janitorial 70
Health 12
Cafeteria 14
Attendants and Aides 1
DIVISION II.-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 501
Capital Outlay 501
TOTAL $ 2,445,150
13,320
166,660
19,420
46,160
245,560
3,303,800
139,451
329,175
76,000
54,850
2,200
450,900
50,100
TOTAL $ 4,652,036
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 152,700
Teachers 254 $ 1,681,400
1. Clerical 17 80,000
Janitorial 44 189,550
Health 7 40,200
Cafeteria 9 36,300
DIVISION II.-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 265 238,500
Capital Outlay 265 26,500
Chapter 40 103
Rehoboth For School Year 1967-1968
DIVISION I.-SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,320
Principals 1 10,840
Principals, Part-time 1 8,150
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 31,310
Teachers 25 $ 180,600
Clerical 2 9,600
Janitorial 6 29,000
Health 1 4,000
Cafeteria 2 8,050
DIVISION IL-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 27 24,300
Capital Outlay 27 2,700
TOTAL $ 289,560
Seaford
DIVISION 1.-SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 13,320
Principals 5 52,540
Vice-principals 1 10,340
Administrative Assistants 2 22,600
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 98,800
Teachers 151 $ 1,009,000
Clerical 11 52,500
Janitorial 31 149,700
Health 4 22,000
Cafeteria 6 26,100
Attendants and Aides 2 5,400
DIVISION IL-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 157 141,300
Capital Outlay 157 15,700
TOTAL $ 1,520,500
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Smyrna For School Year 1967-1968
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,840
Principals 4 42,400
Administrative Assistants 1 11,540
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 66,780
Teachers 109 $ 725,200
Clerical 8 39,100
Janitorial 18 87,100
Health 3 17,400
Cafeteria 6 24,950
Attendants and Aides 1 2,600
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 113 101,700
Capital Outlay 113 11,300
TOTAL $ 1,076,130
TOTAL SPECIAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS ...$ 22,537,771
LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Gunning Bedford, Jr. School No. 53
DIVISION 1.---SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,340
E. Principals 2 21,600
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 33,940
Teachers 44 $ 289,400
Clerical 4 19,000
Janitorial 12 59,500
Health 11/2 8,600
Cafeteria 3 12,150
DIVISION H.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 46 41,400
Capital Outlay 46 4,600
TOTAL $ 468,590
Chapter 40 105
Henry C. Conrad School No. 131 For School Year 1967-1968
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,340
Principals 1 11,640
Vice-principals 1 10,240
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 34,220
Teachers 64 $ 449,200
Clerical 5 24,600
Janitorial 10 43,880
Health 2 10,200
Cafeteria 1 4,250
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 66 59,400
Capital Outlay 66 6,600
TOTAL $ 632,350
John Dickinson No. 133
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,840
Principals 2 21,700
Vice-principals 2 19,720
Administrative Assistants 1 11,540
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 65,800
Teachers 78 $ 525,800
Clerical 7 33,300
Janitorial 20 93,100
Health 2 11,000
Cafeteria 2 7,750
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 82 73,800
Capital Outlay 82 8,200
TOTAL $ 818,750
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Alfred I. Du Pont School No. 7 For School Year 1967-1968
DIVISION 1.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 13,320
E. Principals 9 102,360
F. PrincipalsPart-time 1 9,660
G. Administrative Assistants 3 35,100
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 160,440
H. Teachers 372 $ 2,581,700
I. Clerical 24 115,900
J. Janitorial 64 306,700
K. Health 91/2 52,900
L. Cafeteria 10 41,600
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 382 343,800
Capital Outlay 382 38,200
TOTAL $ 3,641,240
W. Bush Trainable School
(Administered by Alfred 1. duPont)
DIVISION I.-SALARIES
E. Principal 1 $ 8,550
Teachers 7 50,400
Clerical 1 4,000
Janitorial 1 4,800
Health 1 4,200
M. Attendants and Aides 4 11,800
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
Al] Other Costs 12 10,800
Capital Outlay 12 1,200
TOTAL $ 95,750
Illarshallton School No. 77
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,840
E. Principals 5 53,480
Chapter 40
For School Year
G. Administrative Assistants 1
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES
107
1967-1968
11,540
$ 77,860
H. Teachers 126 $ 868,800
I. Clerical 9 43,900
J. Janitorial 23 112,900
K. Health 3 14,400
L. Cafeteria 6 24,850
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
A. All Other Costs 131 117,900
B. Capital Outlay 131 13,100
TOTAL $ 1,273,710
Middletown School No. 60
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,360
E. Principals 4 43,200
G. Administrative Assistants 1 12,020
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 67,580
H. Teachers 92 $ 613,340
I. Clerical 9 42,900
J. Janitorial 18 82,300
K. Health 2% 14,700
L. Cafeteria 3 14,700
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
A. All Other Costs 96 86,400
B. Capital Outlay 96 9,600
TOTAL $ 931,520
Newport School No. 21
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,840
E. Principals 2 22,100
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For School Year 1967-1968
F. PrincipalsPart-time 1 220
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 35,160
Teachers 70 $ 478,800
Clerical 5 25,200
Janitorial 11 54,350
Health 2 10,000
Cafeteria 2 7,300
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 72 64,800
Capital Outlay 72 7,200
TOTAL $ 682,810
Oak Grove School No. 130
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,840
E. Principals 3 31,880
G. Administrative Assistants 1 11,540
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 56,260
Teachers 80 $ 522,600
Clerical 7 31,600
Janitorial 11 54,300
Health 2 11,600
Cafeteria 2 8,950
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 83 74,700
Capital Outlay 83 8,300
TOTAL $ 768,310
Odessa School No. 61
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer 8,000
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES 8,000
Chapter 40 109
For School Year 1967-1968
H. Teachers 5 $ 33,600
I. Clerical PT 1,000
J. Janitorial 1 4,400
K. Health PT 1,200
L. Cafeteria 1 4,100
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
A. All Other Costs 6 5,400
B. Capital Outlay 6 600
TOTAL- $ 58,300
Richardson Park School No. 20
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,340
E. Principals 1 10,360
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 22,700
H. Teachers 45 $ 292,400
I. Clerical 4 19,100
J. Janitorial 6 28,400
K. Health 1I/2 8,500
L. Cafeteria 1 4,100
DivisioN ILOTHER COSTS
A. All Other Costs 46 41,400
B. Capital Outlay 46 4,600
TOTAL $ 421,200
De La Warr No. 47
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 13,320
E. Principals 7 76,060
F. Vice-principals 1 9,320
G. Administrative Assistants 2 22,480
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES 121,180
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For School Year 1967-1988
H. Teachers 189 $ 1,258,100
I. Clerical 13 62,700
J. Janitorial 28 130,950
K. Health 41/2 25,800
L. Cafeteria 7 30,450
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
A. All Other Costs 197 177,300
Capital Outlay 197 19,700
TOTAL $ 1,826,180
John G. Leach
(Administered by DeLaWarr No. 47)
DIVISION I.-SALARIES
E. Principals 1 $ 10,360
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 10,360
Teachers 8 $ 47,000
Clerical 1 4,800
Janitorial 1 4,800
Health 1 6,000
M. Attendants and Aides 7 15,825
DIVISION ILOTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 8 7,200
Capital Outlay 8 800
TOTAL $ 96,785
Stanton School No. 38
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,840
E. Principals 5 54,060
Administrative Assistants 2 23,560
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 90,460
Teachers 160 $ 1,068,800
Chapter 40 111
For School Year 1967-1968
Clerical 12 56,900
Janitorial 25 120,650
Health 4 23,000
Cafeteria 5 23,300
DIVISION IL-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 165 148,500
Capital Outlay 165 16,500
TOTAL $ 1,547,610
Stanton Trainable
(Administered by Stanton No. 38)
DIVISION 1.SALARIES
E. Principal $ 10,640
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 10,640
Teachers 9 $ 54,300
Clerical 1 4,200
Janitorial 2 8,350
Health 1 5,200
Cafeteria 1 3,050
Attendants and Aides 8 22,600
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 18 16,200
Capital Outlay 18 1,800
TOTAL $ 126,340
Felton School No. 54
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,820
E. Principals 2 20,920
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 33,740
Teachers 48 $ 310,900
Clerical 4 17,900
112 Chapter 40
For School Year 1967-1968
Janitorial 7 31,425
Health 11/2 6,500
Cafeteria 1 4,100
DIVISION 11.-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 50 45,000
Capital Outlay 50 5,000
TOTAL $ 454,565
Frederica School No. 32
DrwsroN 1.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 10,860
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 10,860
Teachers 13 $ 85,100
Clerical 1 4,800
Janitorial 2 9,800
Health PT 2,600
Cafeteria 1 4,100
DivisioN II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 14 12,600
Capital Outlay 14 1,400
TOTAL $ 131,260
Hartly School No. 96
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 9,900
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 9,900
Teachers 15 $ 99,600
Clerical 1 4,800
Janitorial 2 8,650
Health 1 5,800
Cafeteria 1 4,100
Chapter 40 113
DIVISION II.-OTHER COSTS For School Year 1967-1968
All Other Costs 15 13,500
Capital Outlay 15 1,500
TOTAL $ 147,850
Houston School No. 125
DIVISION 1.-SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer 7,900
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 7,900
Teachers 9 .., 17,800
Clerical PT 1,000
Janitorial 1 5,100
Health PT 800
Cafeteria 1 4,100
DIVISION ILOTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 4 3,600
Capital Outlay 4 400
TOTAL $ 40,700
Magnolia School No. 50
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer 8,200
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES 8,200
Teachers 9 $ 60,600
Clerical PT 1,800
Janitorial 1 5,000
Health PT 2,000
Cafeteria 1 3,500
DIVISION II.-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 10 9,000
Capital Outlay 10 1,000
TOTAL $ 91,100
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Bridgeville School No. 90 For School Year 1967-1968
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,820
E. Principals 2 19,960
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 32,780
Teachers 38 $ 318,200
Clerical 4 18,800
Janitorial 8 37,550
Health 11/2 6,900
Cafeteria 2 5,300
DIVISION IL-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 50 45,000
Capital Outlay 50 5,000
TOTAL $ 469,530
John M. Clayton School No.97
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 11,860
E. Principals 2 19,520
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 31,380
Teachers 39 $ 253,000
Clerical 3 15,600
Janitorial 8 39,800
Health 1 6,000
Cafeteria 2 8,200
DIVISION IL-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 41 36,900
Capital Outlay 41 4,100
TOTAL $ 394,980
Delmar School No. 163
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 11,840
Chapter 40 115
For School Year 1967-1968
F. PrincipalPart-time 1 8,150
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 19,990
Teachers 28 $ 193,600
Clerical 2 11,100
Janitorial 7 34,000
Health 1 4,600
Cafeteria 1 4,100
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 29 26,100
Capital Outlay 29 2,900
TOTAL $ 296,390
Ellendale School No. 125
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer 8,800
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES 8,800
Teachers 9 $ 58,800
Clerical PT 1,800
Janitorial 1 4,900
Health PT 2,000
Cafeteria 1 3,200
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 10 9,000
Capital Outlay 10 1,000
TOTAL $ 89,500
Greenwood School No. 91
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 11,360
E. Principals 1 9,960
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 21,320
H. Teachers 32 $ 211,400
116 Chapter 40
For School Year 1967-1968
Clerical 3 14,800
Janitorial 6 28,150
Health 1 6,000
Cafeteria 1 4,100
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 33 29,700
Capital Outlay 33 3,300
TOTAL $ 318,770
Lincoln School No. 3
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 8,800
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 8,800
Teachers 8 $ 50,800
Clerical 1 1,500
Janitorial 2 9,550
Health PT 1,800
Cafeteria 1 3,804
DIVISION IL-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 9 8,100
Capital Outlay 9 900
TOTAL $ 85,250
Lord Baltimore School No. 28
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 11,360
E. Principals 1 9,960
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 21,320
Teachers 25 $ 169,200
Clerical 2 11,100
Janitorial 5 21,800
Health 1 6,000
Cafeteria 1 3,050
Chapter 40 117
DIVISION II.-OTHER COSTS For School Year 1967-1988
All Other Costs 26 23,400
Capital Outlay 26 2,600
TOTAL $ 258,470
Millsboro School No. 23
DIVISION I.-SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,340
E. Principals 2 20,680
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 33,020
Teachers 60 $ 377,000
Clerical 4 20,400
Janitorial 9 45,500
Health ys 6,600
Cafeteria 3 11,250
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 62 55,800
Capital Outlay 62 6,200
TOTAL $ 555,770
Milton School No. 8
DIVISION 1.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 12,340
E. Principals 2 19,520
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 31,860
Teachers 45 $ 305,300
Clerical 4 20,100
Janitorial 9 45,400
Health 11,4 8,300
Cafeteria 2 7,150
DIVISION ILOTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 47 42,300
Capital Outlay 47 4,700
TOTAL $ 465,110
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Selbyville School No. 32 For School Year 19674968
DIVISION 1.-SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 11,840
E. Principals 2 20,680
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 32,520
Teachers 36 $ 235,200
Clerical 3 14,600
Janitorial 7 34,600
Health 1 5,100
Cafeteria 2 8,200
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 38 34,200
Capital Outlay 38 3,800
TOTAL $ 368,220
1-2-3 Teacher School
DIVISION I.-SALARIES
Teachers 8 $ 54,700
Clerical 1 1,500
Janitorial 1 3,400
Health PT 1,600
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 8 7,200
Capital Outlay 8 800
TOTAL $ 69,200
Kenton No. 9
DIVISION I.SALARIES
E. Principals 1 $ 1,000
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES 1,000
Teachers 6 $ 39,000
Clerical PT 1,000
Janitorial 1 4,400
Health PT 1,200
Chapter 40 119
For School Year 1967-1968
L. Cafeteria 1 3,200
DIVISION II.-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 6 5,400
Capital Outlay 6 600
TOTAL $ 55,800
New Castle County Vocational-Technical
High School
DIVISION I.SALARIES
I. Clerical 1 $ 5,400
DIVISION ILOTHER COSTS
A. All Other Costs 3 2,700
TOTAL 8,100
Kent County Vocational-Technical Center
DIVISION I.-SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 11,490
E. Principal 1 10,640
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 22,130
TeachersVocational Education ... 25 $ 192,000
Clerical 2 11,100
Janitorial 7 30,650
Health 1 5,280
Cafeteria 1 3,840
DIVISION II.OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs 26 70,200
Capital Outlay 26 7,800
TOTAL $ 343,000
Sussex County Vocational-Technical Center
DrvzsroN 1.SALARIES
A. Chief School Officer $ 10,070
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 10,070
TOTAL DIVISION I.SALARIES $ 6,514,724
TOTAL LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS ....$ 18,366,298
Wilmington Board of Education
DIVISION I.SALARIES
A. Superintendent $ 13,320
B. Assistant Superintendents 2 27,920
C. Directors 3 39,000
D. Supervisors 15 135,684
E. Principals 19 213,140
F. Vice-principals 3 30,060
G. Administrative Assistants 2 23,080
TOTAL ADMINISTRATIVE SALARIES $ 482,204
H. Teachers
1. General Education 672 4,702,620
2. Vocational Education 24 187,400
3. Visiting Teachers 3 23,600
4. Psychologists 5 41,800
5. Speech and Hearing 5 37,000
6. Homebound Instruction 5,000
I. Clerical 56 283,800
J. Janitorial 107 514,200
K. Health 24 140,000
L. Cafeteria 19 79,700
M. Trainable Attendants 6 17,400
120 Chapter 40
For School Year 1967-1968
H. TeachersVocational Education 25 $ 204,720
I. Clerical 2 10,800
J. Janitorial 5 24,150
K. Health 1 5,040
L. Cafeteria 1 3,508
DIVISION IL-OTHER COSTS
A. All Other Costs 25 67,500
B. Capital Outlay 25 7,500
TOTAL $ 333,288
Chapter 40 121
DIVISION II.-OTHER COSTS
All Other Costs
General Education
Vocational Education . .
Capital Outlay
General Education 692
Vocational Education . . 26
TOTAL EDUCATION CONTINGENCY FUNDS $
TOTAL PUBLIC EDUCATION
Educational Contingency Fund
Public EducationGrowth and Up-grading
(Administered pursuant to Chapter 13,
Title 14, Delaware Code and Section 9 of
this Act)
Night SchoolGrowth
Reassignment Jason School Units
School Building MaintenanceState Board
of Education
All Federal Funds received from Federal
Elementary and Secondary Education Act
of 1965 or its successor not otherwise ap-propriated
in other Sections of this Act
(Administered by Budget Commission)
(Pursuant to Section II)
For School Year 1967-1968
692 $622,800
26 70,200 $ 693,000
TOTAL EDUCATION
TOTAL AGENCIES, GRANTS-IN-AID, CON-TINGENCY
FUND
69,200
7,800 77,000
TOTAL WILMINGTON BOARD OF EDUCATION.$ 7,284,724
2,190,000
56,725,037
$ 66,755,257
82,341,453
TOTAL $149,071,710
1,525,000
15,000
150,000
500,000
122 Chapter 40
Section 2. The monies appropriated in Section 1 of this
Budget Appropriation Act shall be paid by the State Treasurer
from the General Fund except that an amount equal to all
interest and earnings received from investment of the Capital
Investment Fund during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1968,
shall be paid from the Capital Investment Fund for the pay-ment
of interest on the State's bonded indebtedness.
Section 3. If the estimated revenue of the State proves
to be insufficient for the payment of the several appropriations
provided for by the General Assembly, resulting in casual de-ficiencies
of revenue for the fiscal year aforesaid, the Governor
is authorized to issue revenue anticipation notes or certicates of
indebtedness of the State of Delaware to such an amount as he
shall, by and with the consent of the State Treasurer and the
Secretary of State, deem necessary to meet and to pay any part
or all of said appropriations.
The revenue anticipation notes or certificates shall be
numbered consecutively in such denominations and in such form
as the Commission provided for under the provisions of sub-section
(5) of this Section shall determine.
They shall be payable at any period not exceeding one
year from date of the issuance thereof.
They shall be redeemable at the Farmers Bank of
Dover on the date of their maturity.
They shall be signed by the Governor, the Secretary of
State and the State Treasurer and shall have the State Seal
affixed.
The Governor, Secretary of State and State Treasurer
shall constitute a Commission to negotiate and arrange for the
sale or disposition of the revenue anticipation notes or certifi-cates
of indebtedness.
The faith and credit of the State of Delaware is pledged
for the payment of the principal and interest of the revenue
anticipation notes or certificates of indebtedness which shall be
exempt from taxation for any purpose by this State.
All expense incident to the advertising, preparing,
issuing and delivering of the revenue anticipation notes or
Chapter 40 123
certificates, principals and interest thereon shall be paid by the
State Treasurer. There is appropriated such sums as may be
necessary to pay costs, principals and interest of such revenue
anticipation notes or certificates.
Section 4. All monies received by the State Treasurer from
the sale of the revenue anticipation notes or certificates of in-debtedness
shall be specifically pledged and appropriated to and
for the payment of the several appropriations in whole or in part.
Section 5. In the case of any school consolidation as de-fined
in Sections 1108 and 1109, Title 14, Delaware Code, it shall
be lawful for the State Budget Commission to transfer the unex-pended
balance, or any part thereof, of any appropriation for the
closed district to the appropriation of the district with which any
such closed district is consolidated.
Section 6. Any amount of money derived from the income
from the State School Funds shall, for the purpose of this Act,
be considered as received by the State Treasurer and thereupon
act to reduce to that extent the total amount to be paid by the
General Fund of this State for the purpose of meeting the expense
incurred in accordance with appropriations provided in Section 1
of this Act.
Section 7. For the purpose of matching any appropriation
made for such educational acts as have been or may be passed by
the Congress of the United States, in the State Board of Vocation-al
Education is hereby directed and empowered to prescribe to the
Board of Public Education in Wilmington, to each of the Boards
of Education of Special School Districts, to each of the several
Boards of School Trustees and to the Boards of Trustees of any
University or College supported by State Funds, the amount
necessary to be allocated by said respective Boards to comply
with the purpose and intent of said educational acts which re-quire
the matching of funds.
The amount of funds received from the United States Gov-ernment
by the State Board for Vocational Education shall not
be paid to the several boards and districts, hereinbefore men-tioned
as reimbursements to such boards and/or districts for
expenditures incurred in accordance with the provisions of the
124 Chapter 40
Delaware State Plan for vocational education, but rather shall
be treated as a return of monies advanced by the State for voca-tional
education and paid to the State Treasurer and by him de-posited
to the credit of the General Fund.
Section 8. The sums appropriated to the schools as "Unit
Cost" shall be used for all school costs except salaries, debt
services, "Capital Outlay" and transportation of pupils to and
from the regular sessions of school as provided for in the appro-priation
to the State Board of Education for this purpose.
Section 9. In the event that any school district shall have
more certified units of pupils based on the actual enrollment for
September 30, 1967, than the number of units for which appro-priation
is made in this Act, such district is hereby authorized
and empowered :
To employ an additional number of teachers, with State
funds not to exceed the difference between the number of certi-fied
units of pupils as of September 30, 1967, and the number of
units of pupils for which teachers are provided by Section I of
this Act.
To employ an additional number of clerical, health and
custodial employees, not to exceed the difference between the
numbr of such employees to which the district would be entitled
in accordance with rules and regulations of the State Board of
Education in effect as of January 1, 1967, and based on the num-ber
of certified pupil units in the district on September 30, 1967,
and the number of such employees provided for the district by
Section 1 of this Act.
In the event that any school district shall have fewer
certified units of pupils based on the actual enrollment for Sep-tember
30, 1967, than the number of units for which appropria-tion
is made in this Act, such district's appropriation may be
reduced by the State Budget Commission to comply with the
number of units based on the actual enrollment for September
30, 1967.
Section 10. The State Board of Education and the State
Board of Vocational Education shall employ no persons except
those whose salary or wages are paid wholly or in part from the
Chapter 40 125
funds appropriated by this Act except as provided in Section II.
of this Act. Except for casual or part-time "Teachers," "Cler-ical"
or "Janitorial" employees, all persons employed by the
State Board of Education or the State Board of Vocational Edu-cation
and paid wholly or in part from the funds appropriated
by this Act and allocated in the line item under the headings
"Assistant Superintendents," "Directors," "Supervisors (with
programs)," "Assistant Supervisors (without programs),"
"Teachers," "Clerical" and "Janitorial" shall be paid in accord-ance
with the salary schedules for these classifications set forth
in Chapter 13, Title 14, Delaware Code; provided, however, that
no employee shall be paid a salary during the fiscal year covered
by this Act which is lower than the salary such employee received
during the fiscal year ending June 30, 1967, except in the event
such employee is reduced in classication or in months employed.
Section II. (a) The State Board of Education and the
State Board for Vocational Education may employ such addi-tional
personnel who are paid entirely from Federal or other
than State General Funds provided provision for such personnel
is made by line item in this Act. All personnel employed pursuant
to this subsection shall be paid in accordance with the salary
schedule set forth in Chapter 13, Title 14, Delaware Code, for
the classification heading under which said line item position
appears, or in accordance with the specific salary specified in
the line item.
The State Board of Education and the State Board for
Vocational Education may employ such additional personnel who
are paid entirely from Federal or other than State General Funds
provided such personnel are certified (or qualified where no cer-tification
standards have been established) , classified, and paid as
"Teachers," "Clerical" or "Janitorial," pursuant to Chapter 13,
Title 14, Delaware Code. Said boards may also employ such other
additional personnel who are paid entirely from Federal or other
than State General Funds subject to the prior approval of the
Budget Commission.
The Board of Public Education in Wilmington, the
Boards of Education in Special School Districts, the Boards of
School Trustees of School Districts, and the various School Build-ing
Commissions may employ personnel who are paid wholly or
126 Chapter 40
in part from Federal and/or School Construction Funds pro-vided
that such personnel shall be classied and paid in accordance
with the salary schedules set forth in Chapter 13, Title 14, Dela-ware
Code. In the event any of the aforementioned Boards or
Commissions shall have a uniform local district salary supple-ment
to the salary schedules set forth in said Chapter 13, such
Board or Commission may also pay employees covered by this
subsection an additional amount from Fedcral and/or school
Construction Funds not in excess of that set forth in the uniform
local district salary supplement.
Personnel employed pursuant to this section shall not
be covered by the provisions of Chapter 14, Title 14, Delaware
Code.
None of the various school boards or school building
commissions shall enter into contracts with or pay individuals to
provide consultant educational or related services from State,
Federal or School Construction Funds when such individual is a
salaried employee of the public school system of this State.
Section 12. The sum appropriated to the State Board of
Education in Section I of this Act for "School Building Main-tenance"
shall be allocated to the school district in accordance
with the following provisions :
The maximum allocation to any district shall be the
sum of the allotments for each school building in the district
based upon the following formula : $7 for each year since the
date of pupil occupancy of the building up to a maximum of 30
such years multiplied by the full number of units of 25 pupils
in the building on a full-time basis as of September 30, 1966.
The allotment for each school district as computed in
(a) shall be expended only for the purpose of maintenance of
buildings and such integral parts as the heating plant, plumbing
and electrical system ; it shall not be used for the purchase of
routine janitorial supplies, upkeep of grounds nor the repair of
any equipment not a basic part of the building.
(e) Before the State Board of Education shall make any
allotment pursuant to this Section, it shall require that the
school district submit a plan of the maintenance and the estimat-ed
cost thereof.
Chapter 40 127
(d) The State Board of Education shall establish such
rules and regulations as it deems necessary to assure that the
purpose of this appropriation is carried out.
Section 13. No funds appropria

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ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY- FOURTH
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FIRST SESSION COMMENCED AND HELD AT DOVER
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1967
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